A London borough is planning to build hundreds of council
houses outside the capital for the first time to meet a critical housing
shortage. Westminster council said it could no longer build enough affordable
homes in the city to keep up with demands so it had decided to look at buying
land in the commuter belt. The scheme, now out for consultation, has to
overcome planning and logistical obstacles and may be opposed by councils where
the homes would be built. Read more on The Times website.
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