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1908 State Pensions Act

- Supported 70+ people



- Did not cover widows and children of deceased

1925 Widows, Orphans & Sick Act

- Contributory scheme made compulsory so even employers paid into it



- Balancing the budget using less taxes

Housing Slum Clearance

- Slum clearance mainly occurred before 1918



- Many houses were now almost always connected to sewers and had their own toilets

1919 Homes fit for heroes

- Fell short due to the lack of building materials a

1919 Housing and Town Planning Act

- Local councils to use government funds



- 600,000 houses were needed but only 213,000 were built


Housing Results 1919 - 1940

- 4 million homes were built



- 1 million from the public sector while private building done in the private sector