JustAnotherProle

Until something like UN General Assembly in 1948. Article 25 (1) (re human rights and housing) is actually something that can be enforced or sued for then nobody will be doing anything I suspect.

Not one to bump my own posts but this is another great exposé of UK new builds with some great comments for your entertainment!

Hence the weird reluctance to do anything about it by successive governments. The jig is up though, even my company has begun canning employees deemed to expensive to keep.

Like the whole car is a rusted death trap, the engine is barely held together but changing the driver makes it a Le Mans capable vehicle, the whole fundamental structure is the problem to anyone with any sense of reality.

If this isn't the start of a major scandal , I don't know what is. Imagine paying hundreds of thousands to the bank for this.

🙄 Does anyone really think the government will do anything to ease the housing burden in the UK, let alone create a "fund" for the greater good. Pretty transparent special pleading from the usual VI's.

Absolutely, any conservative who thinks Sunaks mob are actually conservative should stay with the usual uniparty vote. The only real alternative at this stage is Reform UK for anyone else. I do like a good political shock live, it's the only ever time I will watch the BBC for the reactions. 🤣

Into the void that over leveraged LL's always warned us about, they are gone forever 😆

It will just be an indefinite plateau 😏

You only have to look at the vested interests and rent farming activities of a large proportion of the political elite class to answer that question.

True, the biggest benefit scroungers are in government and sitting in Buckingham palace.

They may promise what they like, they will include it in their manifesto and completely fail to deliver as usual. They have no legally binding obligation to do anything they say!

I sure hope they can afford the extra council tax that Cornwall Govt are introducing. https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-tax/second-homes/

The difference here is that in Denmark they shot the anti EU integration protestors re Maastricht treaty and were forced to vote again..

I think at that rate its worth a punt, no more risky than any others really. NatWest has some good deals too.