US Politics | Greedy developers who sit on land without building will have it nicked back, Rishi Sunak vows
GREEDY developers who sit on land without building homes will have it nicked back off them, Rishi Sunak vows today. In a bid to build more affordable homes while protecting green belt land in the countryside, the wannabe PM will bring in a major shake-up of planning rules. 
Rishi Sunak has vowed to nick back land from greedy developers if they do not build homes 
GettyLocking millions of young people out of owning their own home would betray the next generation '/ ' Locking millions of young people out of owning their own home would betray the next generation and let Sir Keir Starmer into No10, he warned. Under his plan, builders will face huge financial penalties if they don't build the homes they promise. And they could be made to pay Council Tax on the proposed homes if they sit on it for too long with a new Build Out Levy. All new developments will have to cough up cash to start building schools, roads and shops before they start building properties, too. READ MORE ON RISHI SUNAK 
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TAXING TIMES Sunak hints at inheritance tax cut as he trails Truss by 30 points in PM race Mr Sunak said last night: ...As Conservatives, we are the standard bearers for capitalism because we know it is the only way to deliver a better tomorrow for our children and grandchildren. ...But we can't expect those future generations to share our belief in capitalism if they can't get their hands on capital. ...I will do whatever it takes to build housing that is affordable and plentiful, while protecting the green belt \- spreading the joy and fulfilment of home ownership, building the next generation of Conservative voters and keeping Labour out of power.... Last week the ex-Chancellor faced a backlash after vowing he would tighten up rules around building on greenbelt land in a bid to woo over NIMBY Tories. Most read in The US Sun 'SO TOXIC' Meghan McCain reveals cruel comment ex cohost said that made her quit The View DIET DANGERS The top 5 worst foods that could SHORTEN your life expectancy AIR THREAT China flies 22 jets into Taiwan airspace after firing 11 missiles in war drills VLADIM-EAR 'Sickly' Putin using body double with different EARS, claims Ukraine THIN KIM Kardashian fans fear for Kim's health as she looks 'skinnier than EVER' in pics KIM-COMPLETELY DONE? Kim's fans spot big 'clue' she has split from Pete Davidson in new pic And he has insisted he won't stick to the previous Government's pledge to build at least 300,000 new homes a year.
Rishi Sunak has vowed to nick back land from greedy developers if they do not build homes GettyLocking millions of young people out of owning their own home would betray the next generation '/ ' Locking millions of young people out of owning their own home would betray the next generation and let Sir Keir Starmer into No10, he warned. Under his plan, builders will face huge financial penalties if they don't build the homes they promise. And they could be made to pay Council Tax on the proposed homes if they sit on it for too long with a new Build Out Levy. All new developments will have to cough up cash to start building schools, roads and shops before they start building properties, too. READ MORE ON RISHI SUNAK Ready for Rishi Who is Rishi Sunak and is he running for Prime Minister? TAXING TIMES Sunak hints at inheritance tax cut as he trails Truss by 30 points in PM race Mr Sunak said last night: ...As Conservatives, we are the standard bearers for capitalism because we know it is the only way to deliver a better tomorrow for our children and grandchildren. ...But we can't expect those future generations to share our belief in capitalism if they can't get their hands on capital. ...I will do whatever it takes to build housing that is affordable and plentiful, while protecting the green belt \- spreading the joy and fulfilment of home ownership, building the next generation of Conservative voters and keeping Labour out of power.... Last week the ex-Chancellor faced a backlash after vowing he would tighten up rules around building on greenbelt land in a bid to woo over NIMBY Tories. Most read in The US Sun 'SO TOXIC' Meghan McCain reveals cruel comment ex cohost said that made her quit The View DIET DANGERS The top 5 worst foods that could SHORTEN your life expectancy AIR THREAT China flies 22 jets into Taiwan airspace after firing 11 missiles in war drills VLADIM-EAR 'Sickly' Putin using body double with different EARS, claims Ukraine THIN KIM Kardashian fans fear for Kim's health as she looks 'skinnier than EVER' in pics KIM-COMPLETELY DONE? Kim's fans spot big 'clue' she has split from Pete Davidson in new pic And he has insisted he won't stick to the previous Government's pledge to build at least 300,000 new homes a year.
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