Housing crisis solved?

I think that given the extortionate price of property in London and  the south there was an obvious solution.
Anyone who has used a modern touring touring caravan knows how packed they are with all the mod cons for a couple in space barely 2x5metres. So why not use this technology to create affordable homes for homeless and single people or couples who want a compact home and spend a lot of time ofut?
You could build these in buildings like rooms in a hotel. Door inside in a corridor and a window out side where the front of the "van" would be. £20k each!

Bedroom tax makes big house not wanted?

What did I say. Apparently there are loads of bigger houses not wanted. Well here's the rub single Heather Frost needs a very big house with 11 children!

SO what can she do well the council have built her a 6 bedroom detached house just for her and her brood. Of course she lives on benefits - over £30k I understand. (I thought there was a cap?).

So why can't she use one or two of these big empty houses? Doesn't matter where it is 'cos she's unemployed? Or also where are the Fathers? Shouldn't they be contributing to the family or at least some children farmed out amongst their Dad's if she doesn't have room. Some are old enough to live on their own. Maybe the folk with spare bedrooms could take in a child or two that would cover their benefit shortfall and they wouldn't have to move out, is it called fostering?

I despair. What did I say is it Heather's Human Right that we should provide her with a house fit for her family at any expense.

You decide.