The information requested is not readily available for the United Kingdom.
Estimates of the number of households in England who were living in social housing in each year since 1997 are set out in the following table.
Number (Thousand) 1997 4,170 1998 4,148 1999 4,072 2000 3,953 2001 3,983 2002 3,972 2003 3,804 2004 3,797 2005 3,696 2006 3,736 2007 3,755 2008 3,797 Source: ONS Labour Force Survey
In England, over the three years 2008 to 2011, we are investing over £8 billion in affordable housing through the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA). Around £6.5 billion of this will be directed towards social rented homes.
We have not allocated specific funds in each of the next three years to allow full flexibility within the Affordable Housing programme operated by the HCA. This has allowed us to bring forward £550 million from 2010-11 into earlier years for social rented homes.
Future levels of funds available for social rent and all affordable housing beyond 2010-11 will be dependent upon the next spending review.