Chancellor Rishi Sunak has cut interest rates by one
percentage point for councils seeking to take out public loans for social
housing. The move returns rates for social housing to the level they were
at in October before the Treasury announced a surprise one percentage point
hike to the cost of borrowing from the Public Works Loan Board (PWLB). Councils
will now be able to borrow from the PWLB at 0.8% over gilts for social housing
schemes, with authorities in England, Scotland and Wales eligible for the
discount. Read more on Inside Housing.
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