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Mutual and co-operative businesses welcome Labour Government
A number of chief executives have written to Sir Keir Starmer offering the support of the sector.
General Election 2024
Lead Story
“Labour must deliver on its promises” – Industry reacts to landslide election win
Labour are on track to secure a landslide victory this morning, as after 14 years of Conservative leadership, Sir Keir Starmer is set to step into the role of Prime Minister.
Opinion
A new era?
Adrian Coles discusses the new Labour Government's plans and the NACFB’s role within them.
News
Housing Minister Lee Rowley loses seat
Housing minister Lee Rowley loses North East Derbyshire seat to Labour's Louise Jones, ending his tenure as the first Conservative MP for the seat since 1935.
News
Labour urged to prioritise housing policy as Starmer set for Downing Street
Labour urged to prioritise housing as Keir Starmer prepares for Downing Street, addressing chronic undersupply and planning for future housing needs.
Politics
Labour to achieve landslide 170-seat majority over Tories, exit poll predicts
Keir Starmer set to become Prime Minister as exit poll predicts Labour's landslide 170-seat majority over Tories.
Featured
Lib Dem strongholds home to highest levels of buyer activity
Benham and Reeves analysed current buyer demand levels across the top 10 strongholds for the Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties.
News
Conservatives lose nearly half of homeowner votes
The Conservatives have lost nearly half of homeowner votes, with support dropping from 38% in 2019 to 19% today, while Labour is now the leading choice among homeowners at 30%.
Lead Story
Election results unlikely to influence landlord decisions, survey finds
59% of landlords believed a new Labour Government would not alter their plans concerning their portfolios.
News
Whoever forms the next Government must commit to a long-term housing strategy
The vote will determine the Government for the next five years, but the housing market requires long-term planning that stretches beyond a single electoral term.
Opinion
Why change is needed after the election
From higher interest rates to prices that are unattainable for many buyers, it is imperative that some form of wholesale change is introduced.
Opinion
What might the housing sector look like under Labour?
The Labour Party is promising significant ‘change’ to address the housing crisis. But what would a Labour Government mean for the market?