LONDON (Reuters) – British house prices last month grew at their slowest pace since June last year, rising by 0.3% from December, mortgage lender Halifax said on Monday. House prices in January were 9.7% higher than a year earlier, matching December’s annual pace of increase, the lender added. “While the limited supply of new housing stock to the market will continue to provide some support to house prices, it remains likely that the rate of house price growth will slow considerably over the next year,” Russell Galley, managing director at Halifax. (Writing by William Schomberg; Editing by Kat…