Multiple outlets report that proposed Conservative Party policy would restrict foreign nationals’ access to social housing tenancies. The Daily Mail says the plans would end or remove existing social housing tenancies for non-EU nationals who are already living in such accommodation, and also prevent foreign citizens from taking out new tenancies. The Independent similarly reports that Conservatives are proposing to bar foreign nationals from social housing, though it does not provide additional policy specifics in the material provided here. Taken together, the coverage indicates the policy focuses on both current and future eligibility: removing tenure rights for some non-UK residents already in social housing and blocking new tenancy applications by foreign nationals. The reports describe this as a significant policy change. The available excerpts do not address how “non-EU” or “foreign nationals” would be defined in practice, what legal route or implementation timetable would be used, or what exemptions might apply. The reporting also does not clarify whether the changes would cover all foreign citizens or only specific categories.