Monday 23 October 2017
Theresa May is aiming to fix Britain's "broken" housing market after meeting companies in Downing Street.
The Government is exerting pressure on developers to prevent so-called "landbanking" and boost housebuilding, the Communities Secretary has signalled.
Sajid Javid claimed both large and small developers "well understood" the Government's concerns over successful planning applications not always resulting in new homes, as firms sit on land.
The Prime Minister is absolutely determined where people are getting planning permission - and it's good to see planning permissions last year at a record high - but we need those planning permissions to turn into homes.
4 year lawful development rule could end in April 2023
Brighton Council require new developments to include Bee Bricks
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