The Government has been urged to consider sticking with the 100,000 housing target for London Pro-building group PricedOut says while it is "really excited" by Labour's housebuilding policy, cutting the capital's target by 20 per cent is a "mistake" politicshome.com/news/article/p…

We at PricedOut are thrilled to see the national housing target raised! However, London's target has been reduced by 20,000 homes a year. Click here to tell the government they should Boost the London Target 👇 pricedout.org.uk/boost-the-lond…

Help us boost the London housing target and make the most of the Government's ambition on building 👇

Boost the London target!

🏘️PricedOut is urging Labour to consider keeping the London housing target at 100,000 a year, rather than go ahead with plans to lower it to 80,000 politicshome.com/news/article/p…

I've done this, you should too if you disagree with lowering London's housing target

Housing targets, London & what you can do to help. A thread 👇

🏘️ Freddie Poser, Executive Director at PricedOut, told PoliticsHome he was “really excited” to see the Government’s ambition on solving the housing crisis 📌 But he said the capital needed to form a bigger part of Labour’s plans politicshome.com/news/article/p…

2,388 homes for people who will not, by definition, then be occupying 2,388 other, more affordable homes. Seems like a good thing to me!

An excellent thread from Samuel on how much we've constrained London's growth. But if you're like me, you might need the maps superimposed to see how bad things are here: 1. Paris

The housing crisis is a choice 👇

The housing crisis in numbers. (From The Sunday Times today: thetimes.com/life-style/pro…)

Finally! Such a testament to how bad our planning system is that our own public bodies are held up for YEARS from using their land effectively, because the former MP from the neighbouring constituency wanted her voters to be able to park there cityam.com/labour-gives-t…

Here we f***ing GO!

This is fantastic news. After years of petty Tory belligerence, a new Labour government is swiftly and efficiently getting on with building the homes we desperately need. #HomesNotCarparks cityam.com/labour-gives-t…

More than *two and a half years* later, this modest car park development has finally got the go ahead from the government and the Mayor of London.

The fire at Grenfell followed decades of housing failure. There were failures at every level: manufacturers, architects, the council and the Government. There are critical lessons for the Government and residents must be heard. Today we remember the 72 lives lost.

Housing remains unaffordable, more at 10.