A Rule Change That Could Slash Affordable Homes in the Countryside

A Rule Change That Could Slash Affordable Homes in the Countryside

The government may let developers in small rural towns skip building affordable homes and pay councils money instead. The problem: over half of countryside affordable homes come from these small projects. Rural areas have no backup plans. If the rule changes, England could lose 32,000 affordable homes in ten years. Ministers decide soon.

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