The government’s $10 billion housing plan for England aims to build 300,000 affordable homes over a decade—with 60% going to social renting—and includes a historic collaboration with three local councils. Former advocate Andy Burnham, who once pushed for all funds to go to council homes, now supports the mixed-model approach, sparking debate over shifting priorities. Meanwhile, London gets an extra $6 billion, with long-term funding guarantees in place to ensure progress—highlighting both ambition and evolving policy as the nation tackles its housing crisis.
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