The biggest hinderance for the Conservatives is that they have nothing to offer young voters. The Labour party, however, just might.
It seems that Keir Starmer will announce in his conference speech a plan to return to the idea of post-war new town corporations, which were able to compulsory-purchase land at agricultural value. It
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