Local authorities across England and Wales are calling
for plans to build half a million new homes before the end of the decade. They
say the current shortage of affordable housing is a "national
scandal" and an "emerging nightmare". The Local Government
Association (LGA) - which represents 370 councils in England and Wales - is
calling for a series of measures to help. Last year just 110,000 homes were
built in England, half the number required. "The current housing crisis is
nothing short of a national scandal which is going to get worse without radical
action," said Councillor David Sparks, the incoming chairman of the LGA.
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