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How much would they be to buy and just plant one inf a field
http://metro.co.uk/2017/08/10/village-to-open-mini-houses-for-homeless-people-6843471/
http://metro.co.uk/2017/08/10/village-to-open-mini-houses-for-homeless-people-6843471/
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That is quite clearly a shed!
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They should really get the tree house chap from the Discovery channels to build some. His wons are different gravy
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Yeah three is some good ones like in Holland they use containers
for college campus sites etc.There is some mint ones.A shed is better than an alleyway in Granton  |
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https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/d1/4f/cc/d14fcce1092a0603a662386aa567729e--shipping-container-homes-shipping-containers.jpg
https://flavorwire.files.wordpress.com/2010/01/keetwonen-1.jpg |
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https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/news/scottish-news/395413/josh-littlejohns-social-bite-village-could-hinder-the-homeless-in-edinburgh-instead-of-helping-experts-warn/
Ones in Edinburgh look like they are all different and have been planted in fields. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-38085047 |
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Ownbrain = Culver
I claim my £5 ! |
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22nd June 2017 start date....new credit card ?
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The sheds look a bit poor. A woodland full of these would look better, designed as ski lodges, never took off.
http://www.thefuturohouse.com/images/slideshow/fut_Kvistgard_Kristian_Mollenborg_092408_slider.jpg |
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Whos culver
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saddo is that a spaceship
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*designed as ski lodges. I like cubist modular buildings, and pods.
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They must be a decent standard because they are entering one in the shed Olympics. The first six they made were not great but they expect to be going for gold with the next one.
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Saddo they look weird but would be warm Crispo they cost 30k each it says i thought be cheaper especially if buying 10 or more.I wouldn't mind one parked up the fields/woods my end be good at night entertaining the ladies with a fire and some liquor. |
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They will get trashed no doubt and then
the next occupants will say not moving in there.I think it's a good idea if they can keep it to people who look after them.Maybe people who work but can't afford anywhere else.They have said no addicts or heavy addicts so they must be trying to keep them up to scratch.Midges will attack them in summers though whilst in the woods.Need a fire to smoke them out. |
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1.01 they'll get trashed if they don't vet the occupants
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Local house prices to head south, book opened on date first one to be featured surrounded by yellow tape on the local news.
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Yeah they need vetted for sure.Know homeless flats
proper wee flats one bedrooms no older than 8 year. 1st occupant was one of my old mates and he kept it like you would a normal house as it was a 1 bed flat anyway.but new occupants have ruined them with graffiti on the walls.no need and these where not huts.walk in showers kitchen , no sharing with anyone.now wrecks. |
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People do fall on hard times and I dread to think what it would be like if you had no good support network and suddenly had no options.
People lose jobs, divorce, get a drink problem and become homeless, many reasons. But on the other hand as OwnBrain says, homeless can totally wreck nice homes, seen it myself. Deliberately damage it, absolutely no need. It seems so ... ungrateful, get given a nice place for free and wreck it? :( |
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everyone should have a housing history and that should list things such as deliberate defaults,damage,evictions -all which go against you on a points system and those tenants otoh who are more respectful stand a chance of getting the first pick.
Let the trashy tenants sleep on the streets |
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some landlords don't care who they take in - if they have to abide by a points system ( bit like car licence rules ) then they can't by law accept them.
There is a right family of rummuns half way up the street - every anti social act comes from that house but the landlord doesn't seem to care /or maybe can't act anymore. |
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Too much people know how to mess with the system
they know saying they are homeless when really at parents or a mates house will get them a place faster ( priority ) in Scotland. Wreck it then move on to next area and repeat as they cant be fooked cleaning. |
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It used to be pints up here but the priority thing
came in and now you would need kids or have some jail time to get a place quicker.Private landlords are a big problem they know they can shovel them 2-3-4 homes out to the council and get paid no matter what happens in the house. |
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Own brain - totally agree . Well versed at beating the rules
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Money for rent goes straight in the occupant
of the man/womans bank now.So many people are fcking up yeah we can blame them but if your skint and you get 500 rent would you go hungry? or worse ? The houses are mostly for sale |
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The change to pay housing benefit to the tenant not the landlord was stupid. Was obvious so at the time, such a bad move. Labour brought that in I think? I still don't understand how they thought it was an improvement other than a patronising "it makes people feel responsible" way.
Some people are just totally useless with even the basic concepts of managing money .. which is how Corbyn, the SNP, the United Socialist Party of Venezuela etc continue to get support... I still don't get why |
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I noticed a flat to let.
It seemed to be on the market a long time and the rent was in line, so I took a peek. Nothing wrong at all. So why hadn't it been snapped up? A friend enlightened me. There was no shortage of punters. The reason why it was a slow mover, was because the landlord had been bitten once and was very careful who he rented it out to in future. If you have nice property you want to let, I suggest you make every effort to find out just who it is you are letting it to. For every rogue landlord you'll find 100 rogue tenants. Yet the law only protects tenants. |
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The decision to pay housing benefit directly to the tenant was not opposed by all landlords by any means.
In a case where the tenant has been claiming housing benefit and had a job on the side. The ruling would be that the housing benefit during that period was an overpayment. This could be re-claimed from the landlord. Oh yes. The landlord would have to return every penny of rent that was judged to be an overpayment. And straight away as well. Just imagine a woman who put her boyfriend up for so many nights a week and didn't declare it. She could be judged to making a false claim as well. But by paying the housing benefit to the tenant who then paid it to the landlord. The landlord would be completely in the clear. The tenant can be as crooked as they like, and the landlord wouldn't have to pay a penny back. |
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Rent paid directly to the landlord, is vulnerable to being claimed back in the event of a misdemeanour by the tenant.
Rent money paid directly to the tenant, who then pays it to the landlord is not. |
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Crippen spot on all crooks
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in the 90s i knew people who claimed double
what they paid landlords.so its a back step |
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housing was a giro i think or a postal book
you wonder why post offices all shut down and are mostly in lets just say shops |