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The housing secretary tells MPs councils that have built over their assessed need won’t need to build more
Housing secretary Michael Gove has told a group of MPs that the government’s housing target should be met by building more homes on urban and brownfield sites.
Answering a question from Tory MP Paul Holmes on how he was going to try to achieve the 300,000 a year homes target, he said there had been a “live debate” and a “useful one on how numbers are generated”, and how housing need is assessed.
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