“Hannah says that she will never be able to buy a new home.”

The claim concerns what a private individual — "Hannah," described as one of the MP's sixth-formers — said to the MP. This is a personal anecdote relayed by Victoria Collins during PMQs and, separately, during a Westminster Hall debate. According to Hemel Today's coverage of the earlier debate, Collins said: "I've heard directly from constituents like Hannah, a sixth-former from Harpenden, who says she's never considered living here in the future because it would be far too expensive." The claim is essentially about the content of a private conversation between an MP and a young constituent. There is no independent public evidence — no interview, no published statement from Hannah herself, no public record beyond Collins's own recounting — that could confirm or contradict what Hannah actually said or whether she expressed it in those exact terms. The only available evidence is the MP's own statement, which confirms that Collins uttered the claim but does not independently establish its truth about the world. This falls squarely into the not-enough-evidence category: the claim is well-defined and fact-shaped, but the evidence needed to verify it (a private conversation with a private individual) is not publicly available. Sources: Hemel Today (coverage of Westminster Hall debate quoting Collins on Hannah), https://www.hemeltoday.co.uk/news/opinion/political-opinion-victoria-collins-mp-demands-infrastructure-first-planning-securing-parliament-debate-5618779; Herts Advertiser (coverage of PMQs), https://www.hertsad.co.uk/news/26166597.harpenden-mp-calls-urgent-review-housing-targets/; Victoria Collins MP website, https://www.victoriacollins.uk/news/article/victoria-collins-mp-invites-prime-minister-to-the-impact-of-housing-targets