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Anthony Breach: Local economic growth is the solution to the ‘cost of living’ crisis

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By Anthony Breach
| ConservativeHome
Anthony Breach is an associate director at Centre for Cities, where he leads on housing, planning and devolution. The British public is not happy about the economy, and they’ve got a point. Sluggish growth since the General Election and a slow recovery from the 2008 financial crisis means it has been over two decades since voters saw big improvements to their living standards.
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Anthony Breach: We should scrap anti-supply measures to increase brownfield development

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By Anthony Breach
| ConservativeHome
Anthony Breach is an associate director at Centre for Cities, where he leads on housing, planning and devolution. If there’s one thing on which everybody in the planning reform debate can agree on – it’s brownfield-first. While new homes on the green belt are still controversial, building more in urban areas is good for the economy and for the environment, and the high cost of housing in cities is a signal people are willing to pay for it.
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Anthony Breach: To solve the housing crisis, England needs a zoning system

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By Anthony Breach
| ConservativeHome
Anthony Breach is an associate director at Centre for Cities, where he leads on housing, planning and devolution. A few years ago, only lobbyists and hobbyists might have noticed when a new Planning and Infrastructure Bill was laid before Parliament. Today, the planning reform agenda has assumed national political importance, with Labour’s economic strategy depending on building 1.5 million new homes in England over the Parliament. So – will Labour’s strategy work?
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