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| 17 Jul 2026 | Despite this setback, the new Welsh Government promised continued investment in new social homes. On 14th July the Senedd voted down the proposed Supplementary Budget, which included an additional £20million of Welsh Social Housing Grant to build an additional 100 new homes for social rent. Labour refused its support due to a dispute over funding for additional learning needs. The government said that it would bring back a Supplementary Budget later in the financial year, while reiterating its commitment to increasing its investment in the supply of social housing. |
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