Chancellor confirms £500m for Affordable Homes Programme and five-year rent settlement

News28.10.2410.45 AM by James Riding

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed a £500m top-up for the Affordable Homes Programme (AHP) and a five-year rent settlement for social housing providers.

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