Ministers are planning a new wave of prefabs in a drive
to solve Britain’s housing crisis. More than 100,000 pre-packed modular homes
could be constructed as the government looks at ways to meet its target to
provide a million new homes by 2020. A government white paper due out next
month will include measures to encourage banks to lend to firms that construct
the homes off-site before delivering them to their final destination, the paper
said. The initiative recalls the reconstruction drive which followed the second
world war as prefabs sprung up across the country as the government sought to
house families bombed out of their homes by the Germans. Read more on the
Observer website.
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