The popularity of the Cornish coast has sent property prices spiralling, making young people think outside the box with their accommodation.

Where's Home: young Cornish people forced to compromise their living conditions

The Burns family say they were forced to live in hotel rooms for three years because Bristol City Council refused to house them.

Where's Home: The family forced to live in hotels

Private tenancy evictions are the biggest cause for homelessness in the West Country, according to Shelter.

Rural housing is so costly that many have to move far from home for somewhere to live. The Glastonbury festival founder may have a solution

On average a young family saves for 19 years to afford their own home, in the previous generation the average saving time was 3 years.

High house prices and low wages if forcing young people out of Exmoor according to Exmoor Young Voices youth group.