Housing is more than a numbers game

By Richard Steer2019-10-21T05:00:00

The main political parties should stop with the soundbites and base housing plans on solid data, not random figures

During the party conference season we endured the usual flurry of announcements from all the parties on what they intend to do about the housing crisis. In a news cycle where Brexit is the single topic of interest, the latest plans for social housing provision were never going to grab much attention. That’s a shame, because …

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