Welcome to Britain's 'HMO street': It was once a happy place where everyone knew their neighbours. Now the community spirit is gone... so what is really behind this erosion of social cohesion? FRED KELLY investigates

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Welcome to Britain's 'HMO street': It was once a happy place where everyone knew their neighbours. Now the community spirit is gone... so what is really behind this erosion of social cohesion? FRED KELLY investigates

'It used to be lovely here. Everyone knew everyone,' Matriarch Cynthia Leveridge who has lived on Princes Street in Mansfield for 47 years