Sentence examples for garden town from inspiring English sources

"We're Bicester garden town," she says.

Britain's first garden town: housing crisis solution or 'dog's breakfast'?

The government has made it Britain's only "garden town".

Known as "the garden town of the copper belt," Luanshya is the service centre for the adjacent Roan Antelope mine.

What about the suspicions "garden town" is just a marketing exercise?

Are local people persuaded that Bicester can become a garden town?

The dull red brick of new universities and garden towns.

His garden towns will be run by "Wi-Fi carers", Skyping GPs and an internet of things.

"Along that corridor there's an opportunity to build at least four or five garden towns and villages with thousands of homes," he said.

Significantly, in the recent budget report, the chancellor George Osborne pledged to update new town legislation to ease the delivery of "new garden towns" with the potential for over 100,000 homes.

These principles illustrate that garden towns are not the right way to tackle the affordability crisis.