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Jules Birch is an award-winning columnist who writes exclusive articles for Inside Housing

Will the Conservatives’ current housing policies survive a leadership battle?

Comment20.05.19by Jules Birch

Key government pledges on housing have been tentatively welcomed in the sector. But, Jules Birch asks, with Conservative leadership contenders now chomping at the bit, will they survive?

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