Rayner secures 10-year affordable housing pledge from Reeves

Rachel Reeves still silent on how many of the new homes will be social housing

During Chancellor Rachel Reeves‘ spending review, she remained silent on how many of Labour’s 1.5 million new homes will be social. She did announce £39 billion over ten years for ‘affordable’ housing. This is a lot more than the £2bn she pledged in the Spring Statement. But she also hasn’t detailed what she defines as affordable. Reeves herself rents out her former home in South London for £3,200 per month. Is that ‘affordable’? And more broadl…

Time to step up and fix housing crisis after Swinney handed £9billion boost

Record View says there must be a joint approach with local authoritie to ensure there is a huge push to build more affordable homes.

Welcome for housing pledge - but is it too late for some?

Chancellor Rachel Reeves pledges £39bn across 10 years for social and affordable housing in England.

London - BMF welcomes the Chancellor’s investment to build affordable homes

National trade body, the BMF (Builders Merchants Federation) has welcomed a £39 billion boost for affordable housing announced by Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, in today’s Spending Review.

UK’s Reeves Commits £39 Billion to Build More Affordable Housing

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves committed £39 billion ($52.6 billion) to affordable housebuilding in the UK spending review, as the government seeks to regain momentum in its bid to build 1.5 million homes.

Spending Review 2025 – what Rachel Reeves’ plans mean for you and your money

Big pledges on housing, healthcare, and transport are expected, but questions remain over where cuts may fall 🚆