Young people stuck in inadequate rental properties are leaving the country | Project Peter Pan
One young woman spoke out , as part our new campaign Project Peter Pan: Championing the lost generation, about the realities of rooms without windows for £800 not including bills and many people choosing to leave the country. Lilly Croucher, writing for London World, said: 'I have friends who have paid £800 per month each, not including bills, for a room in London without the “luxury” of a window.
We launched the campaign to give a voice to those in their 20s and 30s who may not have inherited wealth but work hard - but face almost impossible odds to save a deposit, get a mortgage or get out of the rental cycle. In a General Election year, we want to bring these voices from the Generation Z and Millennial crossover generations to the fore. They need help and soon as a mental health epidemic spirals in the face of the cost of living crisis.
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