Ten years ago, the financial crisis upended the housing
market. Prices went into freefall, and many areas of the country have still not
recovered – while others have seen prices soar. In the intervening years the
gap between the least and most affordable areas of Britain has almost doubled,
according to new research by the Yorkshire Building Society. Perhaps more
surprisingly, homes in 54pc of local authorities in Britain are now more
affordable than they were in 2007. This is despite the fact that the average
house price in Britain has risen 21pc in the same period. Read more on the
Daily Telegraph website.
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Stuart Potts is an unlikely do-gooder – a former crack addict who has hit
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