Housing Hope and Hidden Crises | Manchester News

Ten billion dollars is being poured into building affordable homes across the country, with Greater Manchester getting the biggest share—over half a billion—to construct nearly 4,400 new units. Sixty percent will be social rent, targeting families in temporary housing or on long waiting lists. While hailed as a major step, critics note it’s a shift from the original plan focused solely on council housing. Meanwhile, a historic Manchester church has partially collapsed, forcing road closures and raising safety fears after years of neglect. In Stockport, residents still reeling from two-year-old floods say their uninsured, deteriorating homes leave them feeling abandoned and unsafe.

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