Britain’s second homes ‘crisis’
Our home affairs correspondent Andy Davies has visited towns in Wales where some say that second home ownership is a threat to their very identity.
Many dream of owning a second home – especially as the workforce ditches the office, and people consider alternative living and working arrangements.
But what if your second home was driving up property prices, making buying a home impossible for local people, or endangering the language and culture of the area?
Our home affairs correspondent Andy Davies has visited towns in Wales where some say that second home ownership is a threat to their very identity.
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