Politicians should not shy away from campaigning for a
new era of social housing construction after a new survey showed the majority
of the public would back it. Research from the Fabian Society shows that an
overwhelming 93% of the population feels that the UK housing system is not
functioning correctly with more than half of those questioned (57%) saying they
would support more social housing being built. A further 22% feel indifferent
with only 15% opposing more building. Crucially three quarters (74%) of those who support more
social housing construction say they would also support homes being built in
their area. Download a copy of the “Silent
Majority” report from the Fabian Society website.
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