Archbishop of Canterbury calls for national body to tackle ‘corrosive’ housing crisis

News23.04.245.45 PM by Grainne Cuffe

The Archbishop of Canterbury is calling for a national body modelled on the current Climate Change Committee that would provide independent scrutiny and technical expertise on housing policy in England.

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