Jeremy Corbyn Plans A Million New Homes And 'An Nhs Of Schools And Childcare

Jeremy Corbyn plans a million new homes and 'an NHS of schools and childcare He will also announce plans for an NHS-style National Education Service to give free childcare, school, college and university access Jeremy Corbyn will pledge a mass expansion of new council homes and free universal childcare when he lays out his leadership manifesto today. The Labour leader will promise to build a million new houses in the next five years, including 500,000 council properties. He will also announce plans for an NHS-style National Education Service to give free childcare, school, college and university access. The measures are the heart of a 10-point plan “to rebuild and transform Britain” and make sure “that nobody and nowhere is left behind.” Other policies include boosting employment, investing in infrastructure, protecting the NHS and improving job security. Mr Corbyn will also set out moves to improve bring in rent controls. And he will promise to halt the endless privatisation of public assets such as energy, water an d mail under the Tories while underlining his commitment to re-nationalise the railways. Read More Report Labour tried to keep secret reveals 'clear' incidents of anti-Semitism at student club In an article below, he accuses the Government of “literally trying to sell the land from under our feet.” The flurry of announcements come ahead of the first head-to-head hustings tonight with leadership rival Owen Smith in Cardiff. Mr Smith yesterday pledged a “triple lock” to help the low paid with changes to pensions, benefits and the minimum wage. Meanwhile a YouGov poll suggested a breakway group formed by any one side of the party could expect to get 13-14% support.