Labour leader will also use visit to Harlow in Essex to pledge 500,000 new homes, half of them for council rent
Labour is set to renew its attack on the government’s housebuilding record, with Jeremy Corbyn using a campaign trip to Essex to say Theresa May is presiding over a crisis of “runaway rents and unaffordable housing”.
The Labour leader is due to visit Harlow, traditionally a bellwether general election seat, to pledge that if he was in government he would have 500,000 new homes built, half of them for council rent.
April 27, 2017 at 10:51AM
from Peter Walker Political correspondent
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