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Derelict Property Tax
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Derelict Property Tax welcome but additional measured needed, says Councillor
Thu, 02 Apr, 2026
“There is much more the government must do if we are to meaningfully tackle dereliction," Green Party Councillior, Janet Horner said.
‘You’ve been getting away with it’: Housing Minister declares ‘war on dereliction’
Tue, 07 Oct, 2025
A new Derelict Property Tax was announced as part of Budget 2026 to replace the Derelict Sites Levy.
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