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Empty Shops Count
The Department of Communities & Local Government has announced funding to support 57 towns and cities and Arts Council England has said it is giving £500,000 through grants for the arts, with priority given to those same 57 places. But how did they choose which towns and cities, when nobody is keeping a central record of which places have the most empty spaces? We want to find out which high streets have been hit hardest and we need your help! It's easy ... just follow these three steps.
We'll use the results we gather to inform our work and make sure we can encourage more support where it's needed. You can also make a donation to support the Empty Shop Network
Last Updated Tuesday, August 18 2009 @ 09:54 AM UTC|925 Hits |
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