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What can we do about our dreadful housing problems?

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March 25, 2024 by Leave a Comment

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This post was first published on 22 October 2023.  It is a discussion about the problems with our housing today.

You can find the post here.  The post was written by Tessa Shepperson and read by Patrick Gee.

Find out more:

Cracked tiles, wonky gutters, leaning walls – why are Britain’s new houses so rubbish?
UK government backtracks on housebuilding targets after lawmakers threaten rebellion
Can modular houses help us solve the housing crisis?
Is modular housing the solution to the housing crisis?
L&G to stop making modular homes
Major concession on Section 21 announced by government

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