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Hundreds of affordable and social housing is set to come to Merseyside. The houses will be delivered as part of local plans to bring 1,000 new homes by 2030.

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00:00Sefton Council's Cabinet approved the sale of five sites at a meeting in Southport Town Hall,
00:05moving forward with the Sefton 2030 affordable housing plan.
00:10The Council will now move forward with conditional land sale agreements for the five sites across
00:15Southport, Bootle, Netherton and Seaforth, with the potential to deliver around 230 affordable
00:22homes for local people.
00:24Councillor Phil Hart, Housing Cabinet member, hailed the approval as a milestone that will
00:29create affordable homes, jobs, apprenticeships and long-term investment for Sefton communities.
00:36Deputy Leader Councillor Paulette Lappin said the scheme will bring jobs and training and
00:41the Council will receive full market value for the sites.

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