More houses requires more hospitals and school places, writes the chair of RLF
I totally get the headline grabbing “we need to build more houses” but what I am not hearing is how these politicians plan to deal with the consequential increases in requirements for new schools, doctors surgeries, hospitals and a range of other infrastructure needs that directly relate to building more houses.
So, how about some joined-up thinking by the decision makers in this regard, sooner rather than later?
Steven G Barker, chairman, Robinson Low Francis, via email
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