Keir Starmer invokes Margaret Thatcher as he goes for growth
- Sir Keir Starmer's government has initiated significant changes to boost domestic growth, with Ms. Reeves leading the effort to simplify planning and development processes.
- The government aims to tackle three major changes to facilitate big projects, including adjustments to nature rules and legal limits on project challenges.
- Polling shows public preference for environmental protection over increased building, with 55% prioritizing the environment according to exclusive YouGov polling for Sky News.
- The Prime Minister compares his ambitious growth agenda to past economic revolutions, but faces skepticism about the feasibility and potential environmental impacts of these changes.
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Starmer vows to clear ‘regulatory weeds’ ahead of Reeves growth speech
Writing in The Times, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer criticised the ‘morass of regulation that effectively bans billions of pounds’ of investment. Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to “clear out the regulatory weeds” to encourage growth, as Rachel Reeves will say that Britain has been “held back” and “accepted stagnation” in a major economic speech. The Prime Minister invoked his New Labour predecessors and Margaret Thatcher, and said that for “too lo…
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