Lordo wrote:It's alright for them to politically homeless after what they have done to this country since 1979.
Have you conveniently forgotten 13 years of Blair and Brown...?
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Lordo wrote:It's alright for them to politically homeless after what they have done to this country since 1979.
cyprusgrump wrote:Lordo wrote:It's alright for them to politically homeless after what they have done to this country since 1979.
Have you conveniently forgotten 13 years of Blair and Brown...?
Dating back to the 17th Century, Fort Kormantine sat on the Atlantic coast just at the time when Europeans started shifting their interest from the trade in gold to the trade in humans.
Lordo wrote:You cannot make it up. Only in Swineland you are classified as too poor to be eligible for affordable housing.People earning more than £30,000 are being told they don't have enough money to qualify for so-called affordable rent schemes in London.
Under the deals, renters on lower incomes should be able to secure homes at rates below market value.
But the BBC has found that some landlords insist on applicants earning between £35,000 and £60,000 to stand any chance of being accepted.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-66255727
A dad who is facing a £1,300 hike in his monthly mortgage payments because of spiraling interest rates has been told by the prime minister to ‘talk to his bank’.
A dad who is facing a £1,300 hike in his monthly mortgage payments because of spiraling interest rates has been told by the prime minister to ‘talk to his bank’.
Rishi Sunak has conceded that housing migrants in luxury apartments while Britons struggle is “completely wrong”, and is determined to seek a solution to the crisis.
As homeowners face eye-watering increases in their mortgage bills, uplifts in savings rates offer a small silver lining. But many are still being shortchanged.
Britain’s biggest banks have been quick to pass on rising interest rates to mortgage borrowers, but savers are not getting the same treatment.
Savers are still getting returns as low as 0.85pc even though the Bank Rate has reached up to 6% and the bank base rate reaching 5.25%expected to hit 4.75pc today. This could imperil Britain’s efforts to tame stubbornly high inflation, experts have warned.
Lordo wrote:It is time a home was treated for what it is and not an investment.
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