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A Palermo: allagamenti, sprechi e corruzione pressenza.com/it/2025/09/a-pal… Le immagini si somigliano. I luoghi sono pure gli stessi. Via Re Ruggero, via Imera, vicolo Bernava… Cosa mi irrita? Mi sento ripetere: In fondo niente di nuovo! Lo sappiamo tutti! Ebbene è questo il punto, più che il malaffare… Michele Ambrogio
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Good morning. It's 10AM, Sunday, 28th September. The headlines: Moldova heads to the polls in pivotal parliamentary elections. US President #Trump has sent troops to #Portland, #Oregon. #England's women clinch #Rugby World Cup victory. Rice cultivation achieves a first in the #UK. #Russia cautions against any aggressive acts with threats of a robust response. In Gaza, 30 fatalities were reported on Sunday.
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Are New Towns the solution to the UK's housing crisis? Well they are if you are of the view that the crisis is essentially a supply problem (too few houses being built)...
if you are of the opinion its a problem driven by financial services (linked to the provision of crest including buy-to0let mortgages), or the result of a mass of under/un-utilised housing stock, then New Town might offer some relief but are hardly an overall solution.
We definitely need more houses But we also need a different way to buy them
Combining the primary form of investment that's available to ordinary people with one of the most necessary basic needs is a fecking terrible plan
But also, the houses need to be good They need to be solidly built, energy efficient, spacious, good storage, outside space, good public transport links, etc etc Not a bunch of ticky tacky that will fill with mould and have nowhere to put your bike!
They were a good solution for around 40 years from inception. I worked for 2: Glenrothes in Fife 1976-80 & Skelmersdale 1981-84. Glenrothes revived the central Fife region from a mining slump & was fairly successful, although rushed house-building & latent issues problematic throughout New Towns. Skelmersdale was a disaster - merely exported Liverpool issues to an isolated neck of the woods & amplified housing issues. Not sure the concept is right for the current decade/century.
Are they going to build large numbers of affordable housing? No. It will be middle-class housing at middle-class prices, which is not what is needed at all.
It is seeking to solve a problem by giving money to the already wealthy. That is not an answer.
@SteveClough developers always claim they need the profits from their market priced estate in order to be able to build ‘affordable’ housing. How about turning that on its head? Once the ‘affordable’ housing is built and occupied they get permission to build the market priced ones.
houses for offshore capital funds to buy out and rent or just hoard. Not that we have any spare builders. They need to sell most of them with owner occupier primary residence or social housing provider ownership only restrictions in the deeds
How about the government fixed the towns we have - updated the water, electric, transport and sewage systems. Built properly insulated, energy efficient homes with heat pumps and solar panels on brownfield sites in those towns. The shops, surgeries, schools, etc are all there. We do not need even more countryside covered in miles of anonymous housing developments, with no transport.
Solve the problems of having unoccupied spaces and using what buildings exist first before going off to build new housing. Provide the need before building new estates on greenbelt.
Like "I remember when this was all fields", all this should remain fields is what I mean.
Brownfield redevelopment is good, just I feel like "new housing" isn't the solution because you can't build new houses forever. Where's the social housing, is that being built alongside these private houses? Who can live in these new towns? Are most of the properties going to follow the same path as other developments and sit empty as they're seen as investments and not places to live? We probably shouldn't be considering the idea of the 4-room detached property and should instead be thinking of something else, something more sustainable overall.
Yes, some new housing *is*required party for demographic & economic reasons of the changing geography of the UK economy (but that can also be shifted by encouraging business to move as well)... and a better mix of dwellings is required.
The issue of sustainability of an adequate hosing mix & supply is (as you suggest) the key Q. & one that seems too big for our current craven political class.
Hmm... I wonder if new towns founded properly, along Ebenezer Howard's garden city principles, could actually themselves be a vehicle for reshaping the financial services sector in service of the public good: garden city LAs as universal landlords of commercial property in their areas choosing which banks get premises based on those banks' service to the public.
It'd need the repeal of section 98 of the Local Government, Planning and Land Act 1980, which effectively makes it impossible for a garden city to operate as a garden city.
I support the three new towns, plus one each in Scotland and Wales, but 50% of them should be council homes that cannot be sold off for at least 25 years, or we'll get the same problems of lack of affordable housing as landlords buy them up.
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