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Families' fury after road scheme which forced them out of 15 homes bought by government for £6million is scrapped - after houses stood empty for decade
Families are angry after a government road project that required them to leave 15 homes purchased for £6 million was canceled, leaving the homes vacant for a decade. The scheme's cancellation has sparked fury among affected residents.
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