The government launches a bold £39 billion plan to build 70,000 social homes across England over ten years—part of a wider goal for 300,000 nationwide—with London getting £6 billion. While charities welcome the move, they stress it’s still far below demand, especially as record numbers of children live in hotels and temporary shelters. Critics question funding sustainability, and uncertainty remains over whether councils or housing associations will deliver homes. Experts say at least 90,000 homes must be built yearly to tackle homelessness—making long-term commitment essential.
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