Government Accused of Looting Right To Buy Money

The video discusses the Right to Buy scheme initiated in 1980 under Margaret Thatcher, allowing tenants to purchase their homes at a discount. However, councils have struggled to reinvest the proceeds into new housing, leading to a significant housing crisis. With over 218,000 empty homes and 1.4 million people on waiting lists, the situation is dire. Personal stories highlight the impact on individuals, while the government pledges to build more affordable homes. Charities argue for more action, emphasizing the need to replace sold homes to alleviate the crisis.

What do homeless charities suggest needs to be done to address the housing crisis?

What challenges do councils face in replacing sold homes?