Khan urges ministers to back council housebuilding in London

News21.10.2012:30 PM by Nathaniel Barker

London mayor Sadiq Khan has urged ministers to hand him more funding and powers to increase council housebuilding in the capital as part of its recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.

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