The Government has unveiled a £1bn package to stimulate the housing market.

Government unveils £1 billion package to stimulate the housing market

Government unveils £1 billion package to stimulate the housing market

Communities Secretary Hazel Blears confirms the cross-governments plan to help first time buyers, vulnerable homeowners at risk of repossession and to provide support for the house building sector. To read more Click here!

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