Shortage of social housing???

[vetran]

Man lay dead in his flat for TWO YEARS after cleaners turned up to clear his home | Mail Online

poor sod.

[doodab]

Poor cleaners. That must have reeked.

[Troll]

Poor cleaners. That must have reeked.

Would it not have all decomposed after 2 years and therefore not reeked?

[VectraMan]

Note to self: Must get some friends so at least somebody will find my body.

Though I think my landlords would notice if I didn't pay the rent for 2 years.

[wikramasingha]

I wad told the following by a work colleague but I do not know if it is accurate. Perhaps somebody could cooperate this.

Any new housing development must have a certain percentage given over to social housing. This may be as high as 20%.

What this means is that any new housing development will have undesirables among its populace and so you wouldn't want to live in a new development.

[The Spartan]

I wad told the following by a work colleague but I do not know if it is accurate. Perhaps somebody could cooperate this.

Any new housing development must have a certain percentage given over to social housing. This may be as high as 20%.

What this means is that any new housing development will have undesirables among its populace and so you wouldn't want to live in a new development.

You are indeed correct but it only applies to developments of a certain size, not sure how many houses are the minimum before this is applied though.

[Troll]

I wad told the following by a work colleague but I do not know if it is accurate. Perhaps somebody could cooperate this.

Any new housing development must have a certain percentage given over to social housing. This may be as high as 20%.

What this means is that any new housing development will have undesirables among its populace and so you wouldn't want to live in a new development.

The trick is to find a development that is too small to have to follow local council diktats regarding "social housing" and "affordability"

I found one such for my second house which was built on the site of an old nursing home and comprised of only 12 4 bed detached houses

hope this 'cooperate' this enuff

[d000hg]

Another one:

BBC NEWS | England | London | Woman's body in bedsit for years

[formant]

Ew.


I'd say 'poor guy', but it's not like he would have noticed that his death went unnoticed for that long...

[minestrone]

Guy in my brother's building died and was not found for 3 months, when the person below complained about a damp patch in the roof above the police eventually broke in.