There’s nothing ‘more basic’ than having a place to live: Amanda Stoker

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There’s nothing ‘more basic’ than having a place to live: Amanda Stoker
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Sky News host Amanda Stoker says there’s nothing “more basic” than having a place to live as councils continue to delay the building of homes in the middle of the cost of living crisis.

“It’s time we held to account the councils who put virtue signalling

over their core duty to provide the basics to locals,” Ms Stoker said.

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