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No not all,All with signs attached the hoarding saying "Part funded by mayor of London".
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No not all,All with signs attached the hoarding saying "Part funded by mayor of London".
I have an even more controversial approach ... lifelong commitment to one partner meaning less 'single partner' households! I am sorry if I offend.
Yes they wait until they get the permit, then up go the flats. What I find strange is some ex garage sites get permits quicker than others. Anyone else noticed this.All the petrol station are car washes these days. Building on the land is difficult because of the underground storage tanks.
Still, nice to get an air freshener with a platinum wash.
I have an even more controversial approach ... lifelong commitment to one partner meaning less 'single partner' households! I am sorry if I offend.
... and no second 'holiday' homes!
well at least he is trying to help, bit more than labour who would see every home go to an eu migrant.
well at least he is trying to help, bit more than labour who would see every home go to an eu migrant.
God help the next generation of home owners. I just turned 22 when I bought (got a mortgage) for my first house, but things were different back then. These days you need to have a squeaky clean credit reference, a works contract for a min of 3 years (kind of) and an expendable income 50% of your outgoings + a savings account with the same mortgage provider + an overly expensive insurance policy in-case you default.
All of that just to buy (and lets face it) a rubbish quick build to the lowest contractor/s! Any electrician on here that has worked on new builds know what I mean. I could design and build a house/home for £10k more but it would be 10 times better. The flood gates are starting to open gent. Just look out for the amount of threads on here regarding bad workmanship on new builds in the next couple of years. Started already from what I have seen on sites. I'd never buy one.
I just turned 22 when I bought (got a mortgage) for my first house, but things were different back then. These days you need to have a squeaky clean credit reference, a works contract for a min of 3 years (kind of) and an expendable income 50% of your outgoings + a savings account with the same mortgage provider + an overly expensive insurance policy in-case you default.
They are being closed at a rapid rate (same as pubs) if you don't know the area you could easily run out of fuel looking for 1. And yes they are building flats on the land.Specs, are there any petrol stations left in Central London? (haven't been for a while)
My London mate reckoned a few years back, that they were all being sold off for the land, at massively inflated prices, WAY more than they'd make running a gas station.
God help the next generation of home owners. I just turned 22 when I bought (got a mortgage) for my first house, but things were different back then. These days you need to have a squeaky clean credit reference, a works contract for a min of 3 years (kind of) and an expendable income 50% of your outgoings + a savings account with the same mortgage provider + an overly expensive insurance policy in-case you default.
All of that just to buy (and lets face it) a rubbish quick build to the lowest contractor/s! Any electrician on here that has worked on new builds know what I mean. I could design and build a house/home for £10k more but it would be 10 times better. The flood gates are starting to open gents. Just look out for the amount of threads on here regarding bad workmanship on new builds in the next couple of years. Started already from what I have seen on sites. I'd never buy one.
... which god would that be that are you calling upon? If Almighty God, of the Jew and latterly Christian, which I must assume given this country's nominal recent historical perspective. Then if His laws were to be kept, we would practice the year of Jubilee which would consistently tackle every 49 or 50 years the greed and corruption that is here described at work! Unfortunately there are considerable vested interests, our own included, that deny this as even a possibility, we all have far too much to lose!
If however, it is the god 'mammon' who is to be worshipped ... then he is not out to help but to enslave, rape, pillage and extort from us all. I fear it is the latter that we see in the workings of today's world!
In the words of the immortal Dave Allen, "May your God go with you"
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