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Boris Johnson vs Jeremy Corbyn: But what about the housing emergency?
Last night, we watched with bated breath as Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson went head-to-head in the first party leaders’ debate of the 2019 general…
Chancellor and Berkeley Homes boss back the campaign for land reform: 'An efficient and morally justifiable tax'
The odds on ending our housing emergency improved this weekend after the Daily Telegraph revealed that Tony Pidgley, founder and chairman of Berkeley Group, has…
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