Exit poll indicates increasingly likely landslide for Remain

[Old Greg]

And let's not forget about Wandsworth - fecks sake, how do they manage to have council tax HALF of what I pay in Bham?

Last year most property sales in Wandsworth involved flats which sold for on average £550,189. Terraced properties sold for an average price of £991,699, while semi-detached properties fetched £1,589,963.

Wandsworth, with an overall average price of £706,174 was more expensive than nearby Merton (£583,330) and Kingston upon Thames (£513,062), but was cheaper than Richmond Upon Thames (£777,472). The priciest area within Wandsworth was Nine Elms (£797,089) and the least expensive was Furzedown (£499,485).

During the last year, sold prices in Wandsworth were 4% up on the previous year and 21% up on 2013 when the average house price was £583,920.

House Prices in Wandsworth

The majority of sales in Birmingham during the last year were terraced properties, selling for an average price of £143,648. Semi-detached properties sold for an average of £173,806, with flats fetching £136,927.

Birmingham, with an overall average price of £168,062, was similar in terms of sold prices to nearby Birmingham City Centre (£170,756), but was more expensive than Sparkhill (£139,025) and Small Heath (£104,295).

Overall sold prices in Birmingham over the last year were 6% up on the previous year and 10% up on the 2007 level of £153,162.

House Prices in Birmingham

Given the ****ed up valuations used for council tax, does anyone know what the meidan council tax rate is in Wandsworth and Brum?

[Milkyway]

Interesting report that one. Some might have ignored the small print.

1) The majority of migrants to the UK came from outside the EU.

2) The majority of EU migrants to the UK were young people, healthy people, who did burden the NHS.

Well, given the point 1, I suppose there will be a call for referendum so that we can also vote to leave the "rest of the world" too then?
Jokes aside, This was well in our full control, and we did not control it, did we?

[scooterscot]

Exit poll indicates increasingly likely landslide for Remain

Our borders seem to be a free for all.

[jamesbrown]

The deviations between economies in different regions of the UK are far greater than the deviations within Surrey. Does that mean that there should be migration controls between Surrey and the rest of the UK but free movement within Surrey?

[jamesbrown]

You're not asking my questions. What, if any, limits should there be on migration to Surrey and why?

How might we best facilitate the transfer of all of the EU's poorest workers to the UK, given the clear relationship between population growth and GDP? Surely, anything else would be economically illiterate. What are the arguments against expanding the EU to include Russia and China or perhaps to use a more disparate geographic frame, such as qualification for the Eurovision?

[SueEllen]

And let's not forget about Wandsworth - fecks sake, how do they manage to have council tax HALF of what I pay in Bham?

Get better subsidises from the government and have higher parking charges, library fines etc than nearby boroughs throughout the borough. I'm certain there is not a road in Wandsworth that doesn't have permit parking there as in Lambeth there are roads you can park freely on though they are money grabbing as well.