Vicky Spratt
Columnist & Housing Correspondent at The i Paper
Housing correspondent @theipaper Orwell Prize finalist 2023, 24 & 25. Author of TENANTS & We Were Promised The Moon (2025). Please do get in touch with stories.
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inews.co.uk | Vicky Spratt
This is Home Front with Vicky Spratt, a subscriber-only newsletter from The i Paper. If you’d like to get this direct to your inbox, every single week, you can sign up here. Hello and welcome to this week’s Home Front. As the Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Secretary, Angela Rayner, geared up to make some landmark announcements on Monday, someone within her own Labour government was up to no good.
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inews.co.uk | Vicky Spratt
Almost half of Britons support housebuilding in their area, while overestimating the number of so-called ‘Nimbys’ who want to block local developments – a poll has found. Ipsos polling, shared exclusively with The i Paper, shows 46 per cent of people support the building of new homes in their area, compared to 25 per cent who oppose it. But despite public backing for housebuilding, just 26 per cent of people believe a majority of their neighbours are supportive of new developments.
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1 week ago |
inews.co.uk | Vicky Spratt
Almost half of Britons support housebuilding in their area, while overestimating the number of so-called Nimbys [not in my backyard] who want to block local developments – a poll has found. Ipsos polling, shared exclusively with The i Paper, shows 46 per cent of people support the building of new homes in their area, compared to 25 per cent who oppose it.
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msn.com | Richard Vaughan |Will Hazell |Vicky Spratt
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