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Re: Crackdown on 'rich' council house tenants
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Originally Posted by Escapee
The social housing my partner has in Cardiff costs approx £400 a month, and that's after healthy rent increases in the past few years. I believe it was a little over £300 a month when she moved in. The last time I checked which was around 6 months ago, the rent for a similar property in her area with a private landlord was between £900 and £1100 a month.
She's not grumbling much about rent increases because she knows she's been lucky to have had a massive subsidy for the 9 years that she has lived there.
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the worrying thing to me is that councils are not handling public assets correctly offering massively subsidised rents is not getting the tax payer a fair return on their assets in fact revenues could be at least 25% higher and in these austere times we need every penny of revenue to balance the books we are all in this together
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Originally Posted by martyh
Wow you seem determined to twist everything I say to suit your viewpoint .Council houses do not generally come furnished , decorated or carpeted ,they are very basic ,it's up to the tenants to make them nice when this happens you end up with a nice estate like mine ,of course you wouldn't accept this because you think that inhabitants of such houses are **** bag scroungers living off the nanny state .You gave away your prejudice in your first post and have continued to reinforce that attitude in every post you write
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yes its all my fault again you make things up and i'm to blame- i have not called any one a **** bag or a scrounger that's your interpretation of council estate residents not mine .
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