Councils and Airbnb Share Data to Combat Illegal Social Housing Subletting

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Local councils and Airbnb are sharing data to identify and tackle the illegal subletting of social homes on short-term rental platforms.
The initiative aims to recover thousands of properties for those in need, with offenders facing eviction, fines, or prison.

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Local councils and Airbnb are sharing data to identify and tackle the illegal subletting of social homes on short-term rental platforms. The initiative aims to recover thousands of properties for those in need, with offenders facing eviction, fines, or prison.

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