Housebuilding across England has fallen to the slowest
quarterly rate for three years, according to official figures, despite a
promise by the government of a homebuilding revolution. Figures published by
the housing ministry showed construction began on 37,220 homes in England in
the three months to June – 8% down on the same period a year ago, and the
lowest quarterly number of new home starts since 2016. Annual new housing
starts fell to 160,640 in June, 1% lower than a year ago. Read more on the
Guardian website.
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People are living with sickness or disability younger than a decade ago.
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