So the Communist Governments latest concoction is now that you’re on the street, you can starve.
It encourages homelessness apparently…..
So have their policies.
If the British Government think they have a fight against Islam, they ought to do a poll first and see what the English think about them.
White collar workers are the new homeless.
The poorer ones died.
Ethnic cleansing on a very underhand level.
I am very angry at the way this conniving country works to disquise (typo) our politicians dirty deeds.
I can now understand political anger – something that I never thought I would see in England a number of years back.
There will be I’m sure, a revolution.
From the streets up.
Would you ever vote Labour again?
Correction – A Westminster whip has just crossed my backside!
Damned councils.
Lordy Lordy, I am not worthy of a bowl of soup your honour….
Yes, The political system does need a change.
Council / parish council, county council, the single mother on benefits and allowances on the council estate with the disabled badge who votes Labour… I could go on.
I need councelling… It does my head in.

Everyone I talk to has gone over budget which makes me want to downscale my plans. However that seems to defeat the object…

I want to build a timber framed house approx 1700sq ft 4 bed 2 bath with brick and tile finish.

I already have the land…My partner and I can do a lot of the painting / tiling and labour work so we can save a bit of cash.

Is £100,000 maximum realistic for the North of England including all major works, kitchen and bathroom fittings?

Or do I shelve the project?

Under a ‘Big Brother’ databases tax scheme covering home improvements, ’site positive’ features like gardens, patios, conservatories, double glazing, scenic views, the number of bedrooms and parking spaces, will all qualify for higher tax bills. The information will be fed into a ‘Computer Assisted Mass Appraisal’ database – the same ‘Big Brother’ technology that has been bought for both England and Northern Ireland.

Labour is quietly pushing new laws through Parliament to give council tax inspectors in Northern Ireland the right to enter homes and fine householders up to £1,000 a time, plus up to £200 every day after that, if they do not allow the inspectors into their homes, or fail to ‘assist’ the tax snoopers when inside their properties.

People have condemned the Government as "greedy and oppressive" after plans emerged to give a new army of council tax inspectors powers to enter private homes and penalise residents who refuse to co-operate with fines of £1,000 or more.