Councils to lose cash for empty houses

Language: English Series: Daily Telegraph ; 23/10/90 p2 | DoE News Release ; no 579 22 October 1990 4 pages(5)Publication details: 1990Subject(s):

HOUSING

Summary: It has been announced that local authorities will be penalised financially for leaving council houses empty introducing a flat rate scale replacing the existing sliding scale.

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It has been announced that local authorities will be penalised financially for leaving council houses empty introducing a flat rate scale replacing the existing sliding scale.

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