England must launch the biggest council and social house
building drive in its history to rescue millions of people from a future in
dangerous, overcrowded or unsuitable homes, a cross-party commission has told
the government. More than 3m new social homes are needed in the next 20 years,
more than were built in the two decades after the end of the second world war,
according to a year-long housing commission launched in the wake of the
Grenfell Tower disaster. The call represents a direct challenge to Tory
ministers to dramatically increase social house building from its current level
of just over 6,000 homes a year. Read more on the Guardian website.
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