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'Beautiful' housing rule blocked development, claims Rayner

Sky News Wednesday, 31 July 2024
'Beautiful' housing rule blocked development, claims RaynerAngela Rayner has defended her decision to remove the need for "beautiful" buildings from Labour's housing policy, claiming the word was "preventing and blocking development".
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