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Previously on "Government unlikely to meet 2020 housebuilding target says Redrow boss"
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Originally posted by AtW View Post
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostThink you could change the thread title to 'Government unlikely to hit any target ever'.
Borrowing, house building, Inflation, job creation, education.....you named it, this lot have ****ed it up.
Bingo, lots more jobs!
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Think you could change the thread title to 'Government unlikely to hit any target ever'.
Borrowing, house building, Inflation, job creation, education.....you named it, this lot have ****ed it up.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View Postor the three million little termites.
Thank God we don't have those pests here in the UK
Maybe they're the natural solution to the invasion of the Japanese knotweed.
That battle was covered in episode 11 of The Pacific.
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At least in the USA they have regular hurricanes and tornadoes to cull the crappily built housing.
Though they don't appear to know the tale of the three little piggies, and still build them in wood.
The house building companies over there must be raking it in, rebuilding the same house over and over again.
It's a bit more of a long game in the UK with wooden frame and plaster board new builds. I wonder what the life expectancy of those are. May become a factor if they keep lengthening mortgages beyond the typical 25 years so they are unmortgageable from day 1.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostMultiply that image a 1000 times and that's Swindon. They build one of those every week.
They don't however build any new major roads, or decent schools, or decent shopping, or footpaths and certainly no cycle paths.
Just identikit houses like that jammed in, copy and paste, over and over again.
What's not to like eh?
There are provisions in local planning to push for schools and shops to be built. The council are muppets, drinking in the same lodge as the developers.
These tulip boxes cost £30k to build and sell for £300k.
It's rotten. Rotten to the core.
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Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostAll those lovely new rabbit hutches, with paper thin walls, no garden, no privacy, and parking problems.
They don't however build any new major roads, or decent schools, or decent shopping, or footpaths and certainly no cycle paths.
Just identikit houses like that jammed in, copy and paste, over and over again.
What's not to like eh?
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All those lovely new rabbit hutches, with paper thin walls, no garden, no privacy, and parking problems.
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