Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner wants to fix a 'broken' housing system - and the figures for Kernow far, far outstrip what's being built at the moment
The article from MSN discusses Labour's housing policy in the UK, which has set ambitious targets for new home construction, particularly focusing on Cornwall. According to the plans, Cornwall is expected to build more homes than any other region, aiming to address the housing crisis by significantly increasing the housing stock. This policy has sparked a debate about the implications for local infrastructure, environment, and community identity. Critics argue that such rapid development could overwhelm local services and alter the character of Cornwall, known for its scenic beauty and rural charm. The government's push is part of a broader strategy to tackle housing shortages, but it faces opposition from local residents and environmental groups concerned about overdevelopment and its impact on the region's unique landscape and heritage.
