Labour has unveiled a package of measures designed to
help boost home construction by small building firms and give more young people
the chance of getting on to the housing ladder. The party's housing spokeswoman
Emma Reynolds said Labour would introduce a Help to Build scheme to allow small
and medium-sized enterprises (SME) to access lower-cost bank lending backed by
Treasury guarantees, as well as fast-track planning for small sites of fewer
than 10 homes and a requirement for councils to include a higher proportion of
smaller sites for housing in their five-year plans. Read more on Yahoo News.
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