Leaders call for national strategy as number of empty homes rises
A cross-sector coalition has urged the government to develop a national strategy to bring empty homes back into use in England, as the number of void properties continues to rise.
A boarded-up house in Slough. There were an estimated 309,856 homes classed as long-term empty last year (picture: Alamy)
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