Abu Hamza's London home to receive £70,000 taxpayer-funded renovation

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 25 Sept, 10:33 · Archive

The council property in Shepherd's Bush where Abu Hamza's family lived is to be renovated at taxpayer expense.

A five-bedroom council house in Shepherd's Bush, west London, valued at £1.7 million, where jailed hate preacher Abu Hamza raised eight children, is to receive a £70,000 taxpayer-funded renovation. The upgrades will include new windows and doors, solar panels and loft insulation.

How it is being reported

• Hook-handed terrorist’s’ £1.7m council house given '£70k upgrade' paid for by taxpayersDaily Express · 25 Sept, 12:03
• Islamist preacher Abu Hamza's family home 'given £70k taxpayer-funded makeover'GB News · 25 Sept, 06:55
• Jailed hate preacher Abu Hamza's £1.7million London home 'gets £70,000 taxpayer-funded facelift'Daily Mail · 24 Sept, 23:13

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