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Inside abandoned street branded a no-go zone that s rife with crime

Gildas Avenue is still not entirely demolished more than 15 years after it was first included in development plans.

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Inside UK ghost town once ridden by crime now plagued by wasteland scrawling rats

Inside UK ghost town once ridden by crime now plagued by wasteland scrawling rats
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Life on ghost town city road where residents live in doomed houses

Life on ghost town city road where residents live in doomed houses
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Our street looks post-apocalyptic: Residents on deserted road earmarked for development since 2007 brand the area a ghost town

Much of Gildas Avenue in Kings Norton, Birmingham has already been demolished, while other houses remain derelict and have been boarded up as most people moved out years ago.

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Inside Britain s eerie ghost housing estates: From seafront apartments to NHS homes and warzones - how locals are condemned to live beside land abandoned by developers and taken over by drug-abusers, fly-tippers and vandals

Bankrupt companies which could no longer afford to finish, maintain or afford multi-million pound housing developments across the country are leaving whole estates to rot.

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