Brown seeks alternative to PGS as he puts housing at the top of the agenda

By Dan Stewart and Dan Stewart Dan Stewart2007-07-13T00:00:00

Liz Peace, head of the BPF: "The BPF is delighted the door has been opened"

Prime minister Gordon Brown this week put housing at the top of his agenda and said the planning gain supplement (PGS) bill would be deferred, if the industry could come up with a better alternative.

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