So you want higher tax do you? Over 50% are on benefits of some kind. Raise tax and this just gets higher.They also give us the cash to pay for social housing. If government choose to use it elsewhere or go for a low tax economy, that's their choice.
US rounds on Britain over food quotas as post-Brexit trade woes deepen
This is strange, I thought the Commonwealth and the USA were going to offer us favourable and quick and simple trade deals to sign? I though Dr Fox was a nice, honest man?
Here we go again. So I am blaming your family again.You are blaming people like my parents and partner for coming to this country and causing a national housing crisis. Don't like it when it's turned round?
I'm sure your pals Duncan-Smith, Gove, and Rees Mogg all have the homeless at the forefront of their minds over Brexit.
Here we go again. So I am blaming your family again.
Is there a housing crisis?
Do you work with the homeless?
Do you moan about paying 1k a month in rent for a 1 bed flat?
Subscribe to readUsing politico as a source is about as balanced as North Koreans news service.
Ah Politico. The Brussels based organisation.US rounds on Britain over food quotas as post-Brexit trade woes deepen
This is strange, I thought the Commonwealth and the USA were going to offer us favourable and quick and simple trade deals to sign? I though Dr Fox was a nice, honest man?
And why are they homeless?I don't work with the homeless, I volunteer and do fundraising through my company alongside my current job.
Ah Politico. The Brussels based organisation.
I'm glad you have found something Brussels based that isn't biased when everything in the UK is according to you.
And why are they homeless?
It's in the Financial Times as well. It's also in the Sun.
The Sun?It's in the Financial Times as well. It's also in the Sun.
Brighton has long been a magnet for the homeless. It's a mixture of a lot of things but a lot of it is due to running away from family/partner abuse, chronic drug and alcohol addition, mental health issues.
It's also irrelevant as Europe if its principals are adhered to will act in its members interests and arrange a free trade deal with its biggest trading country.
There's no justification not to is there?
The Sun?
What would you say to anyone who quotes the Sun :smuggrin:
You try telling people from poorer countries that there are advantages of having their currency tied to strong countries like Germany.
Would you like to name one?
Brighton has one if the highest demographic mixes in the uk
I know Brighton well. Have been going for over 30 years.Brighton has long been a magnet for the homeless. It's a mixture of a lot of things but a lot of it is due to running away from family/partner abuse, chronic drug and alcohol addition, mental health issues.
I've addressed this earlier with KoK about there being reluctant elements on both sides.
Estonia what?Estonia
Regarding trade there is no reluctance from the uk at all
So how many houses could be built each year?
How many years would it take to catch up with the homeless we already have?
How much will our population go up in this time?
So who is trying to be difficult?I beg to differ. Just my opinion, of course.
Estonia what?
We need a lot of large family homes. We need a lot of average size family homes. We need a lot of small family homes. In fact we need a lot of everything.You cannot accurately predict population growth. It varies according to economic and political situations. Housing availability may also alter because of baby boomers dying off in 10 years or so. Pensioners are often living in houses that are now too big for them now that the family has left - my mother lives alone in a 3 bedroom house. No wat are we going to move her unless absolutely necessary. You could say that she and people like her are partly to blame, but I do not want her to live in a home as the house is her home. There are also more single households than previously, which means more individual flats/ homes. It is hard to estimate how much and what sort of housing will be needed or become available in the future, but as a general guideline, we need affordable housing which will not necessarily be the target of private developers. They make more out of low volume, but high price developments. There is an argument for more state subsidised development.
Estonia sees the Euro as an advantage for the reasons Grendel gave.
OK. So a country with a population of about 1.4m people is doing well with the Euro. They have had a falling population for years. It is the most literate country in the world.Estonia sees the Euro as an advantage for the reasons Grendel gave.
So who is trying to be difficult?
Yes the EU. They are giving it their best chance on us staying in the EU. Can you imagine how bad it will be for Merkel or whoever follows her if they have to make up what we won't be paying?
What a load of rubbish.
You have used true facts but filled it out with crap to make it look good.
HMO's are not good. And that is the legal ones. People deserve proper housing. You say that those coming here to work and living in them don't make any difference. Are they never to have a family?
You say that we would still have the same if we were having as many children as the net growth of people coming here to live. These days we do. There has never been as many children born here before.
So you won't face the fact that even if we built houses at record levels it would take many years just to catch up with the homeless we already have. Then add our population going up by about half a million each year.
Why don't you just blame me? I have much more than the 2.4 average.
It's also irrelevant as Europe if its principals are adhered to will act in its members interests and arrange a free trade deal with its biggest trading country.
There's no justification not to is there?
So who is trying to be difficult?
Yes the EU. They are giving it their best chance on us staying in the EU. Can you imagine how bad it will be for Merkel or whoever follows her if they have to make up what we won't be paying?
And will soon be a huge problem when rates rise
OK. So a country with a population of about 1.4m people is doing well with the Euro. They have had a falling population for years. It is the most literate country in the world.
If only the rest of the EU could copy what is good. Leaving the USSR was good for them.
Regarding trade there is no reluctance from the uk at all
I know Brighton well. Have been going for over 30 years.
So why is your rent so high and why do you moan about it?
Brightons homeless? It is over most of England.
We need a lot of large family homes. We need a lot of average size family homes. We need a lot of small family homes. In fact we need a lot of everything.
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