Labour has unveiled a new housing scheme targeting first-time buyers struggling without family financial support, as the party gears up for its annual conference in Liverpool. With projections showing the party leading Reform UK by over 100 seats in key polls, leader Andy Burnham has pledged bold policy shifts ahead of the event. The "help-to-buy" initiative marks a key focus as Labour frames its gathering as a rallying cry for renewed political momentum. Full details on the economic proposals and conference strategy are expected as delegates gather.
More in Common projects Labour on 250 seats against Reform on 147‘I can deliver’: Burnham pledges radical change on eve of Labour conferenceAndy Burnham has announced a new help-to-buy scheme aimed at helping first-time buyers who cannot rely on the “bank of mum and dad”, Pippa Crerar reports.Good morning, and welcome to coverage of the Labour party conference. Or the Hope Again conference, as it is being billed here in Liverpool. Continue reading...
