This is an overly simplistic, wrong opinion. The broken nature of the housing market is nothing to do with a lack of land, but instead the perverse incentives for housebuilders to only build and sell at high prices.

You can't build your way out without fixing the underlying problems with the market

So... basically just going back to Metropolis?

This is so utterly grim.

Literally thinking the same thing. It's so incredibly similar to the original, so what is the idea?

They might want to start by actually advancing arguments in favour of things that don't fall apart the second you think about them.

Sure, we've had a whole decade and a half of spending cuts MAKING THINGS WORSE, I'm sure that another round of them will be just the thing to make things better.

Isn't this just 'Milton Keynes but round'?

Just a note- you can't do e tickets across London because (nationalised) TFL don't support them, not because of national rail

Sensible centrists recognise this for the authoritarian bullshit it is. It's not centrist.

Good luck there - pretty sure Ed Davey's already pinched that spot.