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Developers have plans to build 1,500 homes in Morden Wharf , with 35% earmarked as affordable.
It is a brownfield site exactly the sort of place that both Labour and the Conservatives say should be a priority for housing.
But the plans put forward in 2021 by the developer U and I Group to build four tower blocks up to 36 storeys high were objected to by the local MP.
Ntakobajira Cobohwa and her three children have lived in a one -bedroom flat in Clapham tower block.
They all sleep in the same room, with her son, 13 , and daughters, 11 and 9 , in a three -tier bunk bed.
But at least her flat is warm: about 8 million people live in 3.7 m dangerous homes that are in disrepair, are unsanitary or have outdated sewage facilities or fire hazards.
Labour has pledged to spend an extra 6.6bn in the next five years on upgrading the least energy-efficient homes.
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