I congratulate the hon. Member for Twickenham on securing this important debate. I agree with her comments regarding the disposal of land and the broader implications for community initiatives and regeneration. Section A4.15.14 of 'Managing Public Money' advises public sector organisations to consider wider value for money when disposing of property, allowing local authorities, including MOPAC, to dispose of land at less than best value if it creates public benefits, subject to the Secretary of State's approval up to £2 million. The Government recognise that converting the former police station into affordable housing and a GP practice can generate wider community benefits. I will write to her today clarifying these points. The Minister stated that London needs more affordable homes rather than luxury flats for millionaires, encouraging mixed developments through the £11.5 billion affordable housing programme. The Metropolitan Police have already recruited 2,121 additional officers and received an increased funding of up to £3.24 billion in 2022-23. He emphasised that MOPAC has choices regarding how to allocate resources, including the conversion of the former police station into affordable housing. The Minister also highlighted Government policies supporting brownfield regeneration with a £1.8 billion funding and a community ownership fund for retaining local assets. These align with the proposal for Teddington Police Station's redevelopment into an asset serving the wider community.