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Property body urges next government to up investment to boost affordable homes

Source: PA Archive

A group of some of the UK’s biggest construction companies has called on the next government to pour up to an extra £14 billion into affordable homes to ensure 145,000 are built every year.

The British Property Federation (BPF) has called on whoever wins the next election to also ensure that

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