Empty houses affront to homeless

Language: English Series: Times ; 6 August 1992, 6Publication details: 1992Subject(s):

Summary: The housing charity Empty Homes Agency has argued since February for the use of some of Britain`s 764,000 empty dwellings to house the 145,000 homeless.

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The housing charity Empty Homes Agency has argued since February for the use of some of Britain`s 764,000 empty dwellings to house the 145,000 homeless.

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