Hosting a Ukraine family : EICR ??

[LukeD]

Been reading about what a UK family etc has to go through before they are allowed to Host a Ukraine Family .Gas safe check , EICR ? , Monoxide detectors , Security checks etc etc .Even MIN size of room for a kid etc !


Anyone been asked to do a Electrical test on a property for this reason ???

 

[Colin Jenkins 01]

Been reading about what a UK family etc has to go through before they are allowed to Host a Ukraine Family .Gas safe check , EICR ? , Monoxide detectors , Security checks etc etc .Even MIN size of room for a kid etc !


Anyone been asked to do a Electrical test on a property for this reason ???

Hello Luke.

This is Town Hall Think gone mad. The town hall berks are using their standard checklists normally used for accommodating people from UK Cardboard City. These checklists should be binned for the Ukrainian refugee situation and replaced with a single-line checklist:

1) Is the accommodation on offer here safer than the alternative in the Ukraine which is currently being bombed, shelled, has no water, no electricity, no gas, no heating nor sanitation, and several corpses and dead animals in the garden?

It's not hard to work out the answer, even the Town Hall berks would be able to use this checklist.

Strewth!

 

[nicebutdim]

Hello Luke.

This is Town Hall Think gone mad. The town hall berks are using their standard checklists normally used for accommodating people from UK Cardboard City. These checklists should be binned for the Ukrainian refugee situation and replaced with a single-line checklist:

1) Is the accommodation on offer here safer than the alternative in the Ukraine which is currently being bombed, shelled, has no water, no electricity, no gas, no heating nor sanitation, and several corpses and dead animals in the garden?

It's not hard to work out the answer, even the Town Hall berks would be able to use this checklist.

Strewth!

I guess the same question could be asked for people living on the street: 'Is the accommodation safer than a street?'.

 

[HappyHippyDad]

On the radio today it said a host family had been rejected because their sockets were not regulation height!
Of course Jeremy Vine likes to pick out the extremes, but it does sound like there is a lot of red tape.

 

[LukeD]

so good enough for tax payers and citizens of the UK....... but Not good enough for people who just want to feel safe !

 

[nicebutdim]

I can understand why it might be a good idea to ensure that accommodation is habitable and safe, but bureaucracy sledom deviates from the rules and such nitpicking isn't entirely unexpected.

 

[Mike Johnson]

It's not hard to work out the answer, even the Town Hall berks would be able to use this checklist.

Strewth!

Those Town Hall berks as you call them probably all have fists from the finest University this country can offer.

 

[buzzlightyear]

We don't want those peaple living in carbage bins like some landlords, we have room at the bottom of a garden shed, those people need help the f&&King Country gone made from a bomb shelter
To carbord box.

 

[UNG]

On the radio today it said a host family had been rejected because their sockets were not regulation height!
Of course Jeremy Vine likes to pick out the extremes, but it does sound like there is a lot of red tape.

Heard this one on the radio today and it made me dispair of the morons and jobsworths that are running our local councils

 

[Mike Johnson]

But are they morons, is it true, or just an isolated case blown up to make a news story in one specific council area, I have two flats that now house refugees and there where no particular onerous hurdles to jump through, I just hope that at the end of the contract they go peacefully.