Housing Crisis: What Went Wrong and What We Can Do About It.
From Public Purview · 00:31:08
Show by a Lez Production
In this episode, we explore the growing challenge of housing affordability in the UK, particularly in London, where the dream of living in the place you grew up feels increasingly out of reach. The discussion delves into the rising costs of urban living, the long-term effects of historical policies, and how these factors threaten the stability of families, the vibrancy of communities, and the resilience of the nation. By highlighting community-led solutions that are making a tangible difference, the episode examines how grassroots efforts can address this crisis and preserve the essence of British life rooted in continuity, belonging, and shared responsibility.
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