Government to make it easier for residents of Armed Forces homes to decorate

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The changes also include relaxing pet ownership rules

The government has announced new measures to “stop the rot” and raise standards in housing for the Armed Forces.

Thousands of families in Armed Forces accommodation will be granted greater freedom to decorate and personalise their homes, as well as keep pets.

The move is part of the government’s Consumer Charter, part of the forthcoming Defence Housing Strategy, which will set out plans for a generational renewal of Forces’ housing.

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