Housing Minister Kris Hopkins has defended his
government’s record in office, perhaps a tad over-enthusiastically, while
inevitably blasting "the mess left by the last administration". Asked "what progress has been made on
plans to increase housebuilding by 2030?” Hopkins said that "the
government does not have a Whitehall building target. The last administration
had a state target to increase housebuilding to 240,000 dwellings a year, yet
housebuilding then fell to its lowest peacetime rate since the 1920s.” Hopkins
agreed there was "more to do" but made it clear he was proud of what
had been done so far. Read more on 24dash.
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