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Planners reject 37 local families from Welsh 'turnkey' housing estate that has lain empty for two years - because they can only be used as holiday homes
Planners rejected 37 local families from a Welsh 'turnkey' housing estate that has remained empty for two years due to restrictions limiting the properties to holiday home use.
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