£100million Five-Year Plan to Tackle Southend's Housing Crisis Announced

£100million five-year plan to tackle Southend's housing crisis announced

SOUTHEND Council is to launch a £100 million, five-year scheme to tackle a growing housing crisis

Housing crisis village plan for town centre

A social housing developer is in early talks to switch its Margaret River focus to the disused Water Corporation depot on Willmott Avenue to develop housing for those most at risk of homelessness

Essex council paying £2,500 a month to house one family

The council is now looking to spend £100 million over five years to solve its housing crisis