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Post by Bentley on Jul 17, 2024 15:12:10 GMT
Sounds like empty rhetoric to me: It creates no extra housing, would take years to implement to any significant degree and is likely to get quietly dropped along the way. I call BS. Of course it’s BS. The only ones who could be fooled by this are innumerate simpletons . |
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Post by Pacifico on Jul 17, 2024 15:36:32 GMT
Reducing the amount of housing available for private rent means that rents rise, more people cannot afford that so go on the Council waiting list for Social Housing. You do not solve a shortage of housing by changing the ownership. But you reduce them on social housing waiting list Win win but you have more people on the waiting list - it still does not solve the housing shortage. |
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Post by Totheleft on Jul 17, 2024 15:40:12 GMT
But you reduce them on social housing waiting list Win win but you have more people on the waiting list - it still does not solve the housing shortage. Not sure wait your saying are you saying that them wanting private houses go on council waiting list . |
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Post by Pacifico on Jul 17, 2024 16:17:13 GMT
but you have more people on the waiting list - it still does not solve the housing shortage. Not sure wait your saying are you saying that them wanting private houses go on council waiting list . Its basic economics - reduce the availability of private rentals the price goes up - price goes up less people can afford it so need social housing. There is only one way to solve a housing shortage - build more houses or reduce demand. Everything else is just fluff. |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Jul 17, 2024 16:40:14 GMT
Not sure wait your saying are you saying that them wanting private houses go on council waiting list . Its basic economics - reduce the availability of private rentals the price goes up - price goes up less people can afford it so need social housing. There is only one way to solve a housing shortage - build more houses or reduce demand. Everything else is just fluff. We can't even build our way out of this. Until there's a committment to reduce the population, it's all just fluff. |
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Post by Pacifico on Jul 17, 2024 16:54:12 GMT
Its basic economics - reduce the availability of private rentals the price goes up - price goes up less people can afford it so need social housing. There is only one way to solve a housing shortage - build more houses or reduce demand. Everything else is just fluff. We can't even build our way out of this. Until there's a committment to reduce the population, it's all just fluff. Totally agree - the fantasy that we can build 300,000 homes a year is for the gullible. We simply do not have the tradesmen to construct that many homes. My next-door neighbour wants his windows painted and had a guy in for a quote today - they are so overwhelmed with work that the earliest they could fit him in was 2026!..  |
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Post by Handyman on Jul 17, 2024 17:02:07 GMT
No she had to rent privately, if you worked in the Homeless Field for 15 years as you claim you should know how difficult housing single people is let alone families with young children, if you told me it got dark in the evenings I would not believe you Not has hard has you think There were an estimated 13,955 people at hostels and temporary shelters for the homeless in Census 2021; this is only a small proportion of all people …6 Dec 2023 www.ons.gov.uk › articles People experiencing homelessness, England and Wales: Census 2021 20,071 is the estimated number of people living in a hostel or supported accommodation on any given night is calculated using hostel bed space data from the …14 Dec 2023 So your dauther was housed in private renting Accommodation. BUT you claim on council waiting list for nearly 10yrs Before housed in a council flat . I smell BS Hardly surprising your are sat in every day |
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Post by Totheleft on Jul 17, 2024 17:06:50 GMT
Not has hard has you think There were an estimated 13,955 people at hostels and temporary shelters for the homeless in Census 2021; this is only a small proportion of all people …6 Dec 2023 www.ons.gov.uk › articles People experiencing homelessness, England and Wales: Census 2021 20,071 is the estimated number of people living in a hostel or supported accommodation on any given night is calculated using hostel bed space data from the …14 Dec 2023 So your dauther was housed in private renting Accommodation. BUT you claim on council waiting list for nearly 10yrs Before housed in a council flat . I smell BS Hardly surprising your are sat in every day Only from you |
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Post by Bentley on Jul 17, 2024 17:20:45 GMT
Not has hard has you think There were an estimated 13,955 people at hostels and temporary shelters for the homeless in Census 2021; this is only a small proportion of all people …6 Dec 2023 www.ons.gov.uk › articles People experiencing homelessness, England and Wales: Census 2021 20,071 is the estimated number of people living in a hostel or supported accommodation on any given night is calculated using hostel bed space data from the …14 Dec 2023 So your dauther was housed in private renting Accommodation. BUT you claim on council waiting list for nearly 10yrs Before housed in a council flat . I smell BS Hardly surprising your are sat in every day I agree. It’s not hard to understand that if you had any kind of useable private rented accommodation then you would be perma banned to the back of the queue for social housing . It belies the claim that he knows anything about it, let alone experience in it . |
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Post by Handyman on Jul 17, 2024 17:27:02 GMT
Hardly surprising your are sat in every day I agree. It’s not hard to understand that if you had any kind of useable private rented accommodation then you would be perma banned to the back of the queue for social housing . It belies the claim that he knows anything about it, let alone experience in it . Exactly he tells Porkies day in day out |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Jul 17, 2024 17:32:01 GMT
Hardly surprising your are sat in every day I agree. It’s not hard to understand that if you had any kind of useable private rented accommodation then you would be perma banned to the back of the queue for social housing . It belies the claim that he knows anything about it, let alone experience in it . I doubt that he knows anything about anything.
Typical Labour voter.
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Post by Totheleft on Jul 18, 2024 19:05:43 GMT
Hardly surprising your are sat in every day I agree. It’s not hard to understand that if you had any kind of useable private rented accommodation then you would be perma banned to the back of the queue for social housing . It belies the claim that he knows anything about it, let alone experience in it . If you have private housing rented and if your in danger of eviction .then you can go on the council housing list . If not your housed and not homeless or going to be homeless . |
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Post by Bentley on Jul 18, 2024 19:10:19 GMT
I agree. It’s not hard to understand that if you had any kind of useable private rented accommodation then you would be perma banned to the back of the queue for social housing . It belies the claim that he knows anything about it, let alone experience in it . If you have private housing rented and if your in danger of eviction .then you can go on the council housing list . If not you’re housed and not homeless or going to be homeless . Nothing in your post ( that’s legible )refuted the post you replied to. In fact it supports it . |
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