Senior Labour figures are urging Sir Keir Starmer to broaden the scope of its proposed £28bn a year green prosperity plan to fund housing and infrastructure.
Shadow cabinet ministers have asked the Labour leader and the shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves to expand the fund’s green mission so that the money can be spent on capital projects that are not strictly green in nature.
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Including:
Prima, Real Living and Cantay Estates have received funding for 189-bed PBSA
Katy Davis named as an equity partner at the firm
The site will be turned into 261 short stay serviced bedrooms
Rising remote and video appeals offer an opportunity to reduce space
