Sadiq Khan sets out raft of housing pledges in election manifesto

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London mayor eyes City Hall development arm to deliver affordable homes and ’first refusal’ on TfL sites suitable for housing

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has floated an array of housing pledges in his bid to secure a second term at City Hall in next month’s mayoral election.

Khan said he would put a “relentless focus” on building more council housing and other genuinely affordable homes if he secures victory in the 6 May poll.

His just-published manifesto targets the delivery of 10,000 new council homes in the capital and a gives a commitment to “explore the creation” of a fund to support councils to re-purchase housing stock sold off under the Right to Buy scheme since the 1980s.

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