Delayed Spending Review will ‘almost inevitably’ impact housing supply, NHF warns

News22.08.1911.00 AM by Lucie Heath

Delaying the multi-year Spending Review will “almost inevitably” impact the number of affordable homes housing associations build, the National Housing Federation (NHF) has warned.

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