Housing Britain
Summary
A radio program explores why housing in the UK has become too expensive for many people, making it hard for them to buy homes or deal with increasing rent. Experts, including politicians, discuss the history of housing issues, the effects on society and the economy, and what the government might do to help.Key Facts
- The program is part of a series on housing in the UK.
- It discusses why many people can't afford housing and are stuck with high rents.
- The idea of climbing a 'housing ladder' is a key part of UK culture and politics.
- Experts say that the housing crisis affects the economy by lowering productivity.
- Scotland has tried rent controls to address the issue.
- The UK government plans to build 1.5 million new homes to make housing more affordable.
- Contributors include experts like Kirstie Allsopp and politicians such as Michael Gove.
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