Image source, Google Image caption, The twelve houses will later being used as social housing in the village Twelve houses have been bought by a Lincolnshire council to provide homes for families fleeing war zones. The properties in Langtoft, near Market Deeping, cost £1.8m and will be jointly paid for by the government and South Kesteven District Council. They will be used as temporary accommodation for Afghan and Ukrainian families who have arrived legally in the UK, the council said. Afterwar
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