Theresa May wants to turn empty shops into homes to beat the housing shortage

Tamworth Herald Monday, 5 March 2018 ()
Theresa May wants to turn empty shops into homes to beat the housing shortagePrime Minister's housing plan is announced as Birmingham spends £17 million on temporary accommodation for homeless people.
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