Labour restores housing targets and resurrects onshore wind

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This week Merlin Fulcher is joined by Akil Scafe-Smith, urban designer and co-founder of RESOLVE.

Labour bring back housing targets and lifts onshore wind ban // “Levelling up” is stripped from the housing department name and Matthew Pennycook is appointed as Housing Minister // Chris Williamson wins RIBA presidential election // And a contest is launched for the Grenfell tower memorial.

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