HOUSING

Affordable homes spending set to drop by £20 billion

English housing associations have cut planned spending on new affordable homes over the next decade by £20 billion.

By Andrew Vaux | 05 January 2024

English housing associations have cut planned spending on new affordable homes over the next decade by £20 billion.

The cuts, highlighted in research by financial adviser Centrus, risk worsening the UK's acute social housing shortage.

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