

“We set up the Homes for a Pound scheme for families exactly like the Kamau’s. They’ve proved that with a bit of love and determination a once neglected house can be transformed into a dream home. Mayor Anderson said: “What Rachel and Sam have done is truly inspirational. Houses are only handed over on the condition that the buyer will bring them up to a decent homes standard and not sell it on for five years. Meanwhile post-grad Victoria is endlessly optimistic in the face of adversity, and Rachael and Sam transform a derelict wreck into a stunning three bed home, albeit with no neighbours. īut local shootings and the discovery of a bullet on their doorstep make them question their decision.

The first episode on February 14 will feature childhood sweethearts Mel and Rob, who are desperate to give their kids a home through sheer hard graft and a tiny budget, reports Liverpool Echo. This series, filmed over two and a half years, captures the highs and the lows of those gambling their savings to step onto the property ladder - trying to achieve ordinary dreams in extraordinary circumstances.”

It adds: “The newcomers are relying on each other to build a solid community from scratch. “If the work is not completed within 12 months, the council can take the houses back, with no compensation.” Victor de Jesus/UNP (Channel 4 images must not be altered or manipulated in any way) CHANNEL 4 PICTURE PUBLICITY 124 HORSEFERRY)
