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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Politics
Steven Morris

Wales pledges £50m to bring derelict empty homes back into use

Two people walk past terraced house in Spring Gardens, Narberth, Wale.
The Labour-controlled government estimates there are more than 22,000 long-term empty properties in Wales. Photograph: Athena Pictures/the Guardian

The Welsh government is tackling the “blight” of derelict homes in villages, towns and cities across the country by ploughing £50m into an empty homes scheme.

Up to 2,000 long-term empty properties could be brought back into use in a move partly designed to help younger people get back into the places where they grew up.

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