That's a good find. The date is missing but it looks like it's late 2007 at least.
I note that all England is average over 3% (2-3% was misleading, surely that wasn't deliberate) and I also note that many areas are over 4 or 5% vacant whilst others are just over 2% vacant.
What are the odds that the falls reported in the media will correspond strongly with the areas with the highest vacancies?
I will chase up some figures on where the falls have occurred and get back to you.
