Crime prevention charity will challenge rate relief decision
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Crime prevention charity will challenge rate relief decision

17 May 2013 | Tania Mason

The Public Safety Charitable Trust plans to appeal this week’s High Court ruling that it cannot claim rate relief for the 1,500 empty commercial buildings it leases around the country.


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