Social landlords must show basic evidence to councils to
get an exemption from council tax for empty homes, a High Court judge has
ruled. The landmark judgement partially overturns a previous case from May last
year, in which a tribunal ruled that councils should automatically ‘presume’
empty housing association properties are exempt from council tax. The law
allows properties to be exempt from council tax if they are owned by a charity
or last occupied for charitable purposes. Read more on Inside Housing.
Approval of east London datacentre labelled ‘slap in the face’ for local
democracy
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Campaigners decry Angela Rayner’s backing for Brick Lane project that has
only 11 affordable homes
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