Sentence examples for programme of housebuilding from inspiring English sources

There should be "an aggressive programme of housebuilding", he says.

The debate ended with an impassioned attack by Cooper on Corbyn over his plan to fund a large programme of housebuilding and other infrastructure developments.

This idea was floated by the Green New Deal group (of which I am a member) after the Great Recession, proposing a major programme of housebuilding and energy efficiency involving jobs for every UK constituency.

Whether it comes via George Osborne's schemes to encourage the buying of "new-build" homes, or the regular suggestion from the left that we need "a massive programme of housebuilding", places such as Cambourne will presumably come to be an ever more dominant feature of the British landscape.

The third thing I would simulate is a massive programme of social housebuilding in Britain.

But it is backed not only by the Labour party, which has promised a "substantial and sustained programme of public housebuilding", and a possible 100,000 affordable public homes by 2020, but also by figures such as Lord Kerslake, the former head of the civil service and before that chief executive of the government's Homes and Communities Agency.

He says the two parties are both committed to big programmes of social housebuilding.

The one-nation movement was behind the great housebuilding programme of the 1950s.

New shadow housing minister John Healey said a Labour government would consider a mass public housebuilding programme of 100,000 homes a year.

But before he takes a very deep breath, it's worth bearing in mind that a £40bn programme of infrastructure works and housebuilding could be generated at no cost to the exchequer at all.

The DCLG says this reflects the transition from the 2011-15 affordable housing programme to the new affordable housing programmes, arguing that delivery peaks towards the end of each tranche of housebuilding grant.