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Can't Pay or We'll take it away (Series 4 Part 2) |
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WTF ,, cheeky bastard squats because he doesnt want to pay rent
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How is she going to afford to pay her mate back £500 a month, PLUS her payment plan when she's just pretty much said she only gets paid £1000 a month?
Oh I know... it'll be the copious amount of add-on benefits she'll get as a single mum, and no doubt CSA from the "baby father". |
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Husband isnt there , but a "Family friend" is
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Another Mother using her children as a way to try and manipulate to get her own way
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It's amazing how many foreigners get evicted on this programme.
What's even more amazing is that people don't pay their rent, and already strapped councils have the bill of rehousing them. Only in "Soft Touch UK". |
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She must have watched previous episodes of this , not letting them in the house and locking the door
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It's amazing how many foreigners get evicted on this programme.
What's even more amazing is that people don't pay their rent, and already strapped councils have the bill of rehousing them. Only in "Soft Touch UK". are these the immigrants liberal lefties tell us who benefit our society ? I'm failing to see it, that woman's unhealthy husband's nhs treatment could probably fund a new library or a health centre. |
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Bet she let him park his car in her garage. Quote:
Husband isnt there , but a "Family friend" is
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Only an idiot would let them in their house. Quote:
She must have watched previous episodes of this , not letting them in the house and locking the door
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Paul Bohill has had an interesting business career.....
https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/o...o/appointments |
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Paul Bohill has had an interesting business career.....
https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/o...o/appointments
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not often this happens but I did feel sorry for the struggling actor guy living in that pokey room [ did it say £600 a month ? } maybe it was because he was english and politely resigned to his fate unlike the mouthy polish mum and daughter combo, who could afford nice straighteners for her teeth but not to pay any rent for a year.
oh well, the landlord doesn't get his £10 000, and us british taxpayers have to pay for lodgings and benefits for this ungrateful brace of idle immigrants. |
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i watch this show...BUT, i sometimes feel bad doing so
making a TV show based on other people's misfortune can't be right surely? |
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not often this happens but I did feel sorry for the struggling actor guy living in that pokey room [ did it say £600 a month ? } maybe it was because he was english and politely resigned to his fate unlike the mouthy polish mum and daughter combo, who could afford nice straighteners for her teeth but not to pay any rent for a year.
oh well, the landlord doesn't get his £10 000, and us british taxpayers have to pay for lodgings and benefits for this ungrateful brace of idle immigrants. drillbit - I know what you mean about feeling a little guilty watching the show. But bear in mind the vast majority of people have brought it on themselves. |
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not often this happens but I did feel sorry for the struggling actor guy living in that pokey room [ did it say £600 a month ? } maybe it was because he was english and politely resigned to his fate unlike the mouthy polish mum and daughter combo, who could afford nice straighteners for her teeth but not to pay any rent for a year.
oh well, the landlord doesn't get his £10 000, and us british taxpayers have to pay for lodgings and benefits for this ungrateful brace of idle immigrants. The poor chap had been paying his rent, yet through no fault of his own, was being made homeless When will the government do something to regulate these vermin who live the high life while their unfortunate tenants live in appalling conditions? |
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I i thought the actor was paying £1200. Per month, and the landlord was kicking him out so he could triple the rent, greedy bar steward
The poor chap had been paying his rent, yet through no fault of his own, was being made homeless When will the government do something to regulate these vermin who live the high life while their unfortunate tenants live in appalling conditions? |
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I think he meant the landlord wanted £1200 after he (actor) had left. So he'd have been paying about £400, which is all that poky room was worth. When I rented in the 70s and 80s rent was controlled and landlords couldn't just put it up, or only by a stated percentage. I think it was the Thatcher govt. that ended that particular piece of legislation.
Before free market reforms introduced by Margaret Thatcher in the Housing Act 1988, local authority rent officers had the ability to negotiate significantly lower rents for private tenants. |
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Your right.
Before free market reforms introduced by Margaret Thatcher in the Housing Act 1988, local authority rent officers had the ability to negotiate significantly lower rents for private tenants. (I wish someone would correct the title of this thread!) |
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Ah, the lovely Maggie. Champion of the people! You also had more security in your tenancy before 1988, if a landlord gave notice to quit you could just ignore it and they couldn't enforce it. i think that was all the work of a Labour govt. originally. But it didn't entice landlords to let property as they were so hamstrung. I rented a flat in West Kensington for £14 per week!
(I wish someone would correct the title of this thread!) Can't the mods do it? |
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Can't pay? We'll take it away!
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Ah, the lovely Maggie. Champion of the people! You also had more security in your tenancy before 1988, if a landlord gave notice to quit you could just ignore it and they couldn't enforce it. i think that was all the work of a Labour govt. originally. But it didn't entice landlords to let property as they were so hamstrung. I rented a flat in West Kensington for £14 per week!
(I wish someone would correct the title of this thread!) |
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I honestly think rent control is going to need to be brought back, most private landlords are greedy buggers.
Where I used to live in upper Gillingham Kent my mortgage was £225,a month my neighbors either side were paying £700 plus silly money. |
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You could just ignore an eviction before 1988 and no-one could get you out? Thank God they got rid of that law, seems landlords have to jump through hoops even now just to get non-paying tenants out.
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I honestly think rent control is going to need to be brought back, most private landlords are greedy buggers.
Where I used to live in upper Gillingham Kent my mortgage was £225,a month my neighbors either side were paying £700 plus silly money. |
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Presumably to only have a mortgage of £225 you must have bought when house prices were very low so you can't really compare modern rents.
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