0 a house that is owned by the local council and rented to people at a low rent:
He was brought up in a council house in Croxteth, Liverpool, and still played football in the streets even after professional appearances for Everton.
We lost our home - there was no way Mum could afford to go on living there - and had to move into a little council house.
After the war, 60 council houses were built, and two small private estates.
She defended the Tory policy of selling off council houses at prices advantageous to the tenants.
Space was limited and we and the kids had to share one bedroom and keep praying for a council house of our own.
The family lived in conditions of extreme social disadvantage, including currently having a council house infested with rats.
This was evidently a council house for the six councillors and contained seats for each flanking a central rectangular table or bench.
Structure 1 may have functioned as a non-residential structure such as a council house.
With council house sales and new public management, local authorities are more likely to be seen as enabling rather than providing.
