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British billionaire John Caudwell revealed why he would be supporting Keir Starmer’s Labour Party in the upcoming general election.
He said: What Keir has done is taken all the Left out of the Labour Party ’ For Labour , planning reform is the key to unlocking growth, drawing upon a set of supply-side planning and housing policies developed by organisations that now tend to self-refer as part of a YIMBY [Yes In My Backyard ] movement’.
Labour must recognise that it needs to do more than simply build more housing.
But its aversion to housing policies such as social housing and rent controls could lead to a situation where it builds more without addressing the underlying housing crisis.
Rejecting YIMBYism does not mean rejecting housebuilding.
What we want to see is houses as homes, not new opportunities for upward wealth redistribution.
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