Published 3 years ago

Labour to give first-time buyers exclusive access to new properties

Summary by Ground News

Party gathering in Brighton will be the Labour leader’s first since being elected. Tensions between Labour Party factions have been mounting in the weeks leading up to the conference. There are proposals to return to Labour's old electoral college voting system. There is also a campaign to restore the whip to former leader, Jeremy Corbyn.

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BBC News

Labour conference: Party pledges to cap foreign sales of new homes

The party will set out the plan at its annual conference, arguing it will help first-time buyers.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Labour to give first-time buyers exclusive access to new properties

Reforms would also cap affordable rents at 30% of average household income in bid to take on Tories over housing

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Sun

Labour to give first-time buyers exclusive access to new properties

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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Liverpool Echo

MP calls on Labour leader to ban The S*n from party conference

Politicians from the city don't want the newspaper at the party's conference in Brighton

3 years ago·Liverpool, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Labour make pitch to be 'party of home ownership' ahead of conference

The party has unveiled plans to force developers to sell homes to first-time buyers for six months after construction, and to stop foreign buyers purchasing "swathes" of new developments.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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Express & Star

'Actions not words' agenda needed to make Labour an electoral force again - former council leader

Writing for the Express & Star ahead of the Labour Party conference, Councillor Pete Lowe, former leader of Dudley Council, says it is time for Sir Keir Starmer to take a no nonsense approach and deliver a vision for the West Midlands.

3 years ago·Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

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