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See those sorts of data do not help. What would you do? Just go to golf courses and demand they build houses? If your answer is no, then why use that as a fact?
by monk_e_boy 10y ago
See those sorts of data do not help. What would you do? Just go to golf courses and demand they build houses? If your answer is no, then why use that as a fact?
People don't want more buildings near them (nimby) ... what do you do then? They are the ones you need to convince to vote IN, not me.
- tudorw 10y agoIt was meant to be representative of the choices that are made in land distribution, there is a lot of land in the UK that could be built on, building more housing will of course reduce the value of existing housing by increasing supply, protection of the value of houses is part of a conservative / capitalist remit, perhaps it's that factor that is more influential than just a resource issue ? It's going to be hard to persuade anyone to vote IN, it's hard to 'sell' the status quo when people are dissatisfied, it's much easier to sell 'change', fairly terrifying, I really would rather stay in.
- EliRivers 10y agoJust go to golf courses and demand they build houses? Basingstoke golf course is being replaced with houses.