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The Conservative Party plans to dismantle Natural England and the Environment Agency to streamline regulations. Shadow Chancellor Andrew Griffith will state this helps speed up housebuilding and infrastructure by cutting red tape. The party asserts these alterations will contribute to reducing the cost of a new home by approximately £50,000.
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