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As we look ahead to the election, politicians must realise a shortage of homes affects physical and mental health, education, work, mobility and leisure, writes Richard Jones
Arguably the biggest challenge for the UK in the coming years will be the lack of housing, a subject that has been discussed for many years but remains elusive in trying to address. Back in 2004 Kate Barker referred, in her “Review of Housing Supply” to a need of 240,000 homes per year, which was subsequently updated by the then Conservative Chancellor, Phillip Hammond, in 2017 to 300,000 (for England).
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