The grubs probably better in there
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The grubs probably better in there
Tory ****ers at it again.
The government has quietly introduced a loophole to its eviction ban that waters down protections for people who lost their jobs during the pandemic.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...PgXgiYlbCe-m5PJyqgGoc6v2AZY2txgxUpYIg446TIEG8
The government has quietly introduced a loophole to its eviction ban that waters down protections for people who lost their jobs during the pandemic.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...PgXgiYlbCe-m5PJyqgGoc6v2AZY2txgxUpYIg446TIEG8
Yeah but they probably died from something else really and just had Covid included on the death certificates to stop us taking day trips to National Parks ... can't believe there are still some dumb ****ers out there trying to argue that this isn't an exceptional and catastrophic crisis ...
Broken legs apparently.Yeah but they probably died from something else really and just had Covid included on the death certificates to stop us taking day trips to National Parks ... can't believe there are still some dumb ****ers out there trying to argue that this isn't an exceptional and catastrophic crisis ...
Yeah but they probably died from something else really and just had Covid included on the death certificates to stop us taking day trips to National Parks ... can't believe there are still some dumb ****ers out there trying to argue that this isn't an exceptional and catastrophic crisis ...
Yeah but Boris and Cummings did something so I wont be following lockdown.....
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But you know exactly what it meant
Try working in a place filled with people, and they keep swarming them in.Yeah but they probably died from something else really and just had Covid included on the death certificates to stop us taking day trips to National Parks ... can't believe there are still some dumb ****ers out there trying to argue that this isn't an exceptional and catastrophic crisis ...
My sympathy mate ... you should be close to the top of vaccine queue as an essential worker IMHO... if it's any consolation, according to the "on-line calculator" I'm due mine a week before those of my collective age group despite having had a quadruple heart bypass ... happy to take my chances tbf ... but seems harsh on others with obvious heart disease risk ...
We’re all on your side here, Duggie. Post what you want and have a jab at Fosse while you do it xx
I work in a front line role for a Housing Association and the blanket ban has been a joke in the first place. We are all for keeping people in their homes and probably only have a couple of evictions in a normal year so as a social housing provider, we are all socially responsible and provide all the support out there for people to get back on track. What this ban has done is allow a lot of people who were already in arrears to stop paying knowing they are invincible. It won’t help people in the long run when they do become accountable.
In my view, it should be circumstantial, if you are genuinely in the situation due to COVID, you will be ok. That should be up to the individual to provide evidence and show that rather than everybody getting a free pass. I find people just throw it in there but aren’t forthcoming to accept the support....
Tenants who need protection tend to be those in the private rental sector. Council and HA tenants are generally pretty much guaranteed a fair deal from their landlords, so maybe the eviction ban could be adjusted to reflect that fact. Tenants of many private landlords almost certainly do need that level of protection
Absolutely 100%, clearly there will be private landlords who need stopping. There should be different rules for private and social as even with the social tenants, they still get a fair hearing and to put their case forward. As I say, if we put a case to court, invariably it is because the tenant is not actually choosing to engage with us and not showing signs of wanting to resolve their situation...
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