The decent homes programme saved the NHS £392 million by
reducing the number of accidents and illnesses between 2001 and 2010, according
to modelling by researchers at consultancy BRE. If these homes continue to be maintained
in a decent condition, BRE estimates in a report published today, the NHS will
continue to save another £71 million a year. The decent homes programme
eliminated nearly 350,000 of the most serious hazards, known as category one
hazards. Read more on Inside Housing.
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