Fixing the broken Right to Buy replacements machine

Insight13/04/1810:10 AM by Peter Apps

The government has fallenl behind on its pledge to replace additional Right to Buy homes sold on a ‘one-for-one’ basis. Pete Apps asks what is next for housing’s most debated policy

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Fixing the broken Right to Buy replacements machine

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