By Matt Chorley and Simon Walters and Brendan Carlin and Lizzie Edmonds PUBLISHED: 19:28 EST, 28 September 2013 | UPDATED: 02:55 EST, 30 September 2013 On a mission: David Cameron (pictured today) announced the Help to Buy Scheme will be launched next week Ambitious plans to offer 200,000 people access to cheaper mortgages are to be rushed forward, David Cameron revealed today. The Prime Minister announced the Help To Buy scheme, which provides 95 per cent mortgages part-guaranteed by the Government, will start from next week – three months ahead of schedule. Thousands of people will get the chance to purchase a house worth up to £600,000 with a deposit of just five per cent.
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Help To Buy scheme will start next week, three months ahead of schedule
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'I will not stand by while hard-working people struggle to get a mortgage'
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But critics say 'dangerous' scheme from Cameron will 'inflate the market'
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He denies party is 'chasing to the right' as he aims to win back Ukip voters
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Poll puts Labour on 42%, Tories on 31%, Ukip on 13% and Lib Dems on 9%
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