Prime Minister will say there is more we can do to build the homes the country needs.
Prime Minister Theresa May will pledge that it is her personal mission to ‘build more homes, more quickly’.
Speaking ahead of a visit to a housing development in Barnet, North London today (Thursday 16 November), which coincides with the publication of new statistics on housebuilding, Theresa May said:
“For decades we simply have not been building enough homes, nor have we been building them quickly enough, and we have seen prices rise.
“The number of new homes being delivered each year has been increasing since 2010, but there is more we can do.
“We must get back into the business of building the good quality new homes for people who need them most.
“That is why I have made it my mission to build the homes the country needs and take personal charge of the Government’s response.
“Today I am seeing the work now underway to put this right and, in coming weeks and months, my Government will be going further to ensure that we build more homes, more quickly.
“This will be a long journey and it will take time for us to fix the broken housing market – but I am determined to build a Britain fit for the future.”
Read the press release part of House building published 15th November 2017 on Gov.UK in full click here.
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