Salford City Council is taking action to bring around 3,400
empty properties back in to use. The council is offering access to grants of up
to £34,000 to private landlords to make their vacant properties habitable. As part of the Empty to Plenty scheme,
launched during Greater Manchester empty property week, the council’s empty
property team is appealing to landlords to get advice on turning disused properties
into family homes. Read more on 24dash.
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