Building of three new towns will start before election, Labour pledges

Labour has pledged to begin the construction of three new towns before the next election if they win the upcoming general election. The housing secretary is expected to make the announcement on the first day of Labour's party conference. The plan aims to address the UK's housing crisis by building new communities with affordable homes, schools, and other essential infrastructure. The new towns would be developed on brownfield sites, with a focus on sustainable and eco-friendly design. The Labour party has stated that the construction of these new towns would create thousands of jobs and help to alleviate the strain on existing housing markets in the UK. The proposal is part of a broader effort by Labour to tackle the country's housing shortage and provide more affordable housing options for families and individuals. The announcement comes as housing and infrastructure development continue to be key issues in the political landscape, with both the government and opposition parties vying to present their solutions to the public.