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- Sep 4, 2026
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Families move out of 'nightmare' new-build homes plagued by defects, damp and mould (opens the original)
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Elissa and Johnnie say their "forever home" - now wrapped in scaffolding and stripped back to bare breeze block - has become a nightmare. The couple say they have been forced to move out of the four-bedroom property they bought 20 months ago. An independent inspector, known as a "snagger", made a report identifying about 150 faults - including wonky walls, bowing windows and a poorly fitted kitchen. Elissa, who has a long‑term health condition, says the stress has led to hospital visits. The cou
Families move out of 'nightmare' new-build homes plagued by defects, damp and mould (opens the original)
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Elissa and Johnnie say their "forever home" - now wrapped in scaffolding and stripped back to bare breeze block - has become a nightmare. The couple say they have been forced to move out of the four-bedroom property they bought 20 months ago. An independent inspector, known as a "snagger", made a report identifying about 150 faults - including wonky walls, bowing windows and a poorly fitted kitchen. Elissa, who has a long‑term health condition, says the stress has led to hospital visits. The cou
More than 70,000 social and affordable homes to be built across England over 10 years (opens the original)
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Ministers have announced where more than 70,000 social and affordable homes will be built in England over the next 10 years as part of an initial allocation of almost £10bn in a bid to address the housing crisis. Funding has been granted to Greater Manchester, the West Midlands, West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, North East England, and Liverpool. An additional £6bn was previously announced for London. It is the first part of a wider plan to build 300,000 social and affordable homes, under the gov
How the leasehold revolution could transform neighbourly relations (opens the original)
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When Sally, 74, bought her two-bedroom flat in 2021, she hoped it would be the home she could peacefully retire in. But she says buying a leasehold home has led to terrible stress. There are around five million leaseholders in England and Wales. Sally is one of over 1,000 people the BBC spoke to in an attempt to understand the pressures on leaseholders. Most said that fast rising service changes and ground rent costs make them feel they have little control over their own homes. When she moved in
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