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Why do Glasgow’s historic buildings keep catching fire?

“There has to be a big stick and a big carrot here,” he argues. “If these buildings aren’t fully in use, then why not? You should encourage people to either develop them, or, if they’re not in a financial situation then sell or give them to people who can. Maybe that means an enormous empty buildings tax.”


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