Tories vow to slash cost of weekly shop and price of new build homes by £50,000 by axing 'polluter pays' fee

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Tories vow to slash cost of weekly shop and price of new build homes by £50,000 by axing 'polluter pays' fee.

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Andrew Griffith is poised to present what he calls "the biggest deregulation project in a generation" at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham this week, with a central pledge to reduce the cost of new homes by approximately £50,000.The sweeping package also promises to lower weekly grocery bills by eliminating so-called "polluter pays" charges levied on packaging manufacturers.In his conference address, the Shadow Chancellor is expected to take direct aim at Prime Minister Andy Burnham, accusing him of chasing "a socialist fever dream of the 1970s".The shadow chancellor will tell delegates: "Our task just got bigger.

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We face a Prime Minister that wants to return Britain to an imagined past." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Mr Griffith is set to pledge: "Cheaper homes, lower taxes and less red tape.

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This will be the most ambitious deregulation project in a generation.

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We will set out our plans line by line every bill, every regulation, every chapter."The party will commit...

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