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bhaexpress said:Well you could always up the Council Tax I suppose.
Barrel of Fun said:Well, council tax dodgers cost Brighton & Hove £3,215,000 annually. That would go some way to fixing part of the problem.
They should focus on the benefits of switching over to Housing Associations rather than withold repairs and force their hand!
Dover said:
Yes if there are structural faults, eg roofing repairs that are an issue, fine. But surely tenants must be responsible for some of their own maintenance.
Tony Meolas Loan Spell said:Trouble is we now have generations growing up where they want to do f*** ALL And live on handouts.
desprateseagull said:i live in a fairly modern council owned block, and the upkeep is generally good (hallway cleaning, gardening etc.)
what scares me is the massive black hole (£100m ?) that has suddenly appeared.. where has all the rent money been spent, and how come other places havent been inspected/repaired long beforehand?
the council cannot expect to jut fob the problem off to a housing association..
nail on the headThe Clown of Pevensey Bay said:Problem is that if you don't like your housing association, you can't vote 'em out. Despicable tactics by the council if you ask me.