Author: Steve Grimshaw (page 18)

The Conservative party has offered its support to No Use Empty and the Empty Homes Agency to help bring some of the UK’s estimated 1 million empty homes back into use. The party claims its Empty Property Rescue Scheme can…

Dover District Council and No Use Empty, the Kent empty property initiative, can announce that they have helped to bring a local property at King Street, Dover back into use to the community. The property in King Street had been…

No Use Empty, the initiative which is helping to bring empty properties in East Kent back into use, has approved over £1 million of interest-free loans to home owners across the County. These loans have helped the owners to renovate…

One of Thanet’s most well known eyesores, that has been in disrepair for over 20 years, has been brought into use as affordable housing, after more than a year’s worth of work to convert it. The property at 77 Eastern…

A unique initiative which is helping to create new homes across Kent by bringing long term empty properties back into use has comfortably exceeded its delivery target. Launched in 2005, No Use Empty; the Kent Empty Property Initiative commenced as…

Kent County Council’s No Use Empty initiative welcomes new District Councils to complete Kent-wide membership, A pioneering initiative which is helping to bring empty properties back into use in East and West Kent has been rolled out to tackle the…

Dover District Council is working hard to create new homes across the district by recycling long term empty properties, which cause a blight on local neighbourhoods. The Council has a dedicated empty property officer, John Day, who works in partnership…

A pioneering initiative which is helping to bring empty properties back into use in East Kent is being rolled out to tackle the problem in the West of the county. Today Kent County Council has teamed up with Tunbridge Wells…