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Submitting... The total now stands at 47,333 – up 16 per cent from 40,963 in 2019. This is the new kitchen in a home that had lain empty and was brought back into use by YMCA Glenrothes, with support from Fife Council's empty homes officer Joanne Saurin Fife currently has 2,264 vacant privately owned residential properties on its Empty Homes Register. As well as identifying uninhabited houses, Ms Saurin tracks down owners to find out why no one lives there and what it would take to bring them back into use. She offers advice and assistance tailored to each case, helping owners look at their...

A TOTAL of 900 empty homes have been brought back into use in Cheshire West and Chester.

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Hundreds of homes sit empty in Ipswich despite a national shortage (stock image) Picture: THINKSTOCK - Credit: Archant Ipswich has bucked national trends after the number of long-term vacant homes in the town decreased over the last year. More than 300 homes had been vacant for more than six months as of October 2019 at 344 – however, this represents a decrease on the year prior at 368, according to the latest government figures. Of those 344 homes, 39 are owned by Ipswich Borough Council – down by three from the previous year. All but one area of Suffolk also saw a decrease in the number...

Hundreds of homes sit empty in Ipswich despite a national shortage (stock image) Picture: THINKSTOCK - Credit: Archant Ipswich has bucked national trends after the number of long-term vacant homes in the town decreased over the last year. More than 300 homes had been vacant for more than six months as of October 2019 at 344 – however, this represents a decrease on the year prior at 368, according to the latest government figures. Of those 344 homes, 39 are owned by Ipswich Borough Council – down by three from the previous year. All but one area of Suffolk also saw a decrease in the number...