As house prices soar, essential workers like police, teachers and nurses are feeling the pressure - partly because of salary, and partly because they need to live near their place of work. Too often this means they're priced out of the local market, and end up either renting, sharing accommodation or enduring very long commutes.
Tim Buskens, CEO of Hope Housing, explains to Sean Aylmer how the shared equity model works - and how it's already helping essential workers to get onto the property ladder.
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