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UK Advances First £10 Billion Phase of Low-Cost Housing Plan
The United Kingdom is moving forward with the initial £10 billion phase of its low-cost housing plan. This significant investment aims to address housing affordability and availability across the country.
25 Aug, 07:31 — 25 Aug, 12:16
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YahooMostly Factual8h ago
UK moves ahead with first £10 billion wave of low-cost housing plan
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UK moves ahead with first £10 billion wave of low-cost housing plan
Britain set out plans to spend £10 billion ($13.6 billion) on lower-cost housing for renters with a focus on London, although its target for offering social rent was lower than a pledge made by new Prime Minister Andy Burnham. The government said around 60 per cent of homes delivered through the funding would be for […]
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