Get the app →
BriefTea logoBriefTea

Every story in sixty words

Get the free app no ads · no paywall

Explained in plain English

What are 'derelict buildings'?

Derelict buildings are properties that have been abandoned and fallen into disrepair, often becoming eyesores on high streets. The plan allocates £125m to tackle these. By renovating them, the aim is to remove urban blight, create new spaces, and contribute to the regeneration mentioned in the story.

Stories that explain this

Andy Burnham pledges £210m to help regenerate UK high streets

Related explainers

What is 'co-operative ownership'? What's a 'community hub'? How does UK high street health compare? What is an all-electric building? Who approves new buildings? How do building codes work? What are building costs? Can a building lose its listing?

The full catalogue

Browse every card filed under D →