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Residents terrified and windows smashed as quiet Stockport street becomes latest to fall victim to vile 'HMO' attacks

Manchester Evening News 1 min read 3 hours ago

The owners said they plan to house young professionals there, not asylum seekers, and criticised rumours circulating online
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