Urban Renewal 2.0 Officer-in-Charge, Superintendant Stephen Dean, yesterday assessed an abandoned house prone to illegal activity in the Bains Town and Grants Town constituency.
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Oh and further more those buildings are on Blue Hill and Brougham Street. There is no criminal activity in that area. Don’t believe it just go and ask us residents.