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If anything, it'll get worse. Very soon, affordable housing will no longer be affordable. So anything anyone want to do, I will advise they do it now because the prices today will look like dips tomorrow. Until the Fed clamps down even further, I think we're going to see hysteria due to rampant inflation. You can't halfway rip the band-aid off.

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Too many gimmiegrants stealing resources. So the prices rise.

@@DBSUK the current lot in power are not any version of the conservative party. They are more like the Labour lite party.

Mass illegal immigration and the illegals (most of which are fighting aged men) are prioritised over British citizens.

@@DBSUK couldn’t agree more. Can’t stand the Tories 😡

@@sahhull but it is actually the tories, isn’t it. It has been for thirteen years.

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England, as you may have noticed, is about the wealthiest taking the money of the poorest. The political party in power has stolen money from everyone and the hopes and dreams from the poorest.

They have a choice! Up north you can rent a house for under £500 a month ! But no they chose to live in someone’s garden 🤣

​@@shsh-he5qg I live in the North and no you can't. 🤦🏻‍♀️ what planet are you living on!

RETROSPECTIVELY The classification of humans by wealth / repectable even though they were theives and corrupted 😮 Has always been the core to British Empire politics. Class defines your worth still , 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 Money will give you class. 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 Pretty much F..ked up.

​@@shsh-he5qgBoomer.

I agree

Half right - millions of council homes lost to right to buy, house building rates massively insufficient, economy is in tatters due to tory policy and house prices and rents soaring in turn

This is a false narrative. Everyone is suffering and they’re trying to divide people

This. You have better chances of being taken care of in London if you come in a boat

Don't you think all governments have been doing this? Not just Sunak. I do believe though he is playing 'he will do something about immigration' just to win the next election. I won't be voting for the Conservatives if he stands.

God blessyou

Imagine living in tents , and your surroundings by 5 star hotels in the heart of Paddington!! FACT!!!!

That’s me been working in a bar since I was way too young to even be working but I’m too unwell now cause of this I think And Literally an hour ago my landlord said he was basically evicting me from my own country in winter cause English people moved over and didn’t like me as I have autism and heart issues makes me extremely blunt/honest and some may see this as rude but I try and I keep to myself cause of this I know how I can be conserved too be rude by people but I try and stay kind despite constant death threats by them but when you have nothing and no one and every1 is just telling you what to do + more hard than people think like as you say although you are the minority I don’t even tell people cause I just get beat up/stabbed when I’ve been homeless in the past and I just get given a assult pamphlet by police 😂

I was one of them in the pandemic I reached out to my mp priti Patel but she done nothing

@@Defia1 oh my, MP PP, done nothing.... any surprise!!? 😔

@@user-ur3nh8rz3bWelsh?first language🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Swamped by illegal freeloaders is bleeding the country dry. Nobody's stopping the boats, and England is so welcoming and taking such good care of them.

I am in disbelief. We will be like NYC, Hollywood and Kensington Philadelphia soon. Living in a GTA/ zombie style land 😢 tent cities soon

Blame your MPs.. they opposed Rwanda policy, sleeping in barges, Military bases and deportation..besides that, these people are offered better accommodation in the North and turned them down.. are people in the North, not humans????

@@alickak8346 Rwanda policy was only ever a PR stunt that was always doomed to failure. But don't worry, I do fully blame the MPs. They're all in it for themselves.

It is appalling. I am sick to death of seeing these illegal migrants in my nearest town and on public transport with their mobile phones and their headphones and,even, designer clothes in some cases. They should not be here.

Treat the problem at the root. It is investment policy of UK that fuels this problem and it will only get worse. Remove investment houses that purchases houses for rent and capital gains.

Frightening stuff aye and the future sure enough looks - BLEAK!😟😢

Unless........ the WEF "Young Global Leaders" behind the implementation of this sinister agenda (UN Agenda21) are exterminated like the cockroaches they are. @@joelgoldsmith4747

Brits need to understand the country has no money if everyone doesn't contribute the system can survive

My family and I been sleeping in a tent for almost a month now. It really is terrifying. We both work things are just extremely hard rn.

Where does it state that they need to help you at all. This lady chose to have three kids. Where are the dads of them. Not government job to do anything. Only for the very special able or pensioners should government be supporting.

The lack of empathy and insight to real life is truly staggering. What a disgusting piece of human waste you are. Obviously never had to deal with lifes problems one day in your life.@@raninazreen5718

MIGRANT MEN of fighting age! Leaving that part out ignores the reality.

🤡

Exactly my thoughts!

The thing is they can't find affordable rental homes. What can you do as the council? Leave them in the street, or give them a temporary home.

@@chaselee86 They need to find out who these people are first, that would be a good start. Considering most are grown adult men on their own instead of women and children or a struggling family. What does that tell you? …

Thats the way it should be. You Brits have these benefits so you don’t really what the foreigners are being offered.

@@fmanresurrected6774disgusting parasite

​@@fmanresurrected6774excuse me??

A lot of immigrants were positively affecting the economy, they were the cleaners, cooks and builders of the country.....stop blaming immigrants for a rigged class system that has existed in the UK for decades and decades. I left the country and never looked back, its rigged. I was a uni graduate and didnt see a path to owning my own property. You try your best but the wages are shite and the houses are comedically expensive.

Not to mention the shocking amount of homes/buildings being used (mainly by european scumbags) as cannibis factories.

How about people from this country abusing this system, living off their rented second third and fourth property or buying houses purely for investment and keeping them empty? It is not the immigrants that ruin this country’s housing, its the home bread greed and benefiting from the situation economically. Look at how many of MPs are landlords!

This is a single mother problem.

See and people are being call racists for saying that, but it's just logical. There should be a sign saying sorry "WE CAN'T EVEN PROVIDE A PLACE FOR NATIVE" try again in 50 yrs! I mean what's the point of providing for others when we can't even help ourselves?!!

Very Victorian isn't?! The UK has regressed, the world has regressed, because evil has fully taken over. The plan started in 2008 and it's reaching its full expression now.

i always thought that if a person who works full time has to rely on government hand outs to make ends meet, there is something despicable going on. the government should be shamed for allowing people to be paid so little and the employers should be shamed for paying the absolute minimum, especially for these big companies who pay their chairmen millions

Would you prefer the term "working kuntz" then?

More money on the dole how that’s right

Remove refugees from hotels, and use the resources to house or alleviate the suffering of Britons.

I totally agree with you that's Thacher for you

You can’t compared the price point of the 80s and now.

Yup, a terrible policy that this generation are paying for now.

To meny billoners and crupt governments

@@ChubbyChecker182💯

Amen

Don't fall for it

When we vote reform and kick all the illegals and other third world sc*m out. '

True and no adult should be having children if they don’t have the means. If you are still renting you are not ready for children. Wait until your life gets better.

@@victorfernandes83 At WHAT POINT is life easier?? Have a job and a mortgage, LOSE job, HOW does the mortgage get paid.

​@@victorfernandes83Which all sounds very sensible, apart from the fact that as a result of that attitude ( because that is what alot of people are doing) ,our birth rate has fallen to dangerous levels so we are facing a very uncertain future without enough of working age to support those who aren't.

The level of ignorance in this comment is astounding. Always find someone else to blame, but you can't accept that your vote for a Conservative is the very reason we're in this mess in the first place

​@@blueknight07 The level of ignorance in this comment is astounding. Always find someone else to blame, but you can't accept that your opinion and the opinions of people who think like you are to blame.

@@blueknight07 conservatives support immigration isn't none of us voting for them dumbass

I know where you are coming from with your comments, but we should be blaming this pathetic so called government of ours & not people such as asylum seekers. You do not know what they left behind in their own countries. I must add as well that when we can afford to pay certain people in certain sectors mega wages, I find it wrong. This government needs a very big boot up the backside.

​@blueknight07 speaking the truth is not ignorance,the only person here with ignorance is your own😡

I get your point but at the same time it’s the responsibility of young people and young parents to know their financial situations so really it’s kind of their fault the situation there in I’m young and yeah I’d like to have children but not until I’m absolutely sure I’m financially sustainable to pay and bring up my children or child people that have kids with no job no money and no sustainable life with housing are simply stupid people

@@Doncorleone47 oh here we go...

@@Doncorleone47 if inflation goes out of control and then so does interest rates and therefore rent a few years after having children, then how is it your fault? Are people supposed to be wealthy enough to manage absolutely any financial crisis and cost of living crisis?! Quite impossible. Let's ignore lizz truss and quazi mini budget disaster, let's ignore major mismanagement by government, all the dodgey ppe contracts, millions claimed back on credit cards for MPs, 5 star subsidised meals in the houses of parliament and the list goes on

It is affecting so many people, but if I say anything, then people say it's not true. My granddaughter had a lovely flat and after 4 years she couldn't pay the rent because it had trebled. It's not fair that the landlords can do this it's just greed on the landlords part. I live in West Yorkshire, and 1 bedroom flats in rough areas are going for over a thousand pounds a month it's totally unfair and ridiculous. Whereas just over a year ago the same flat was 375 per month. That flat has trebled, and it needs to stop. The flat my granddaughter left was empty for 10 months after she left, and the landlord, if he'd been reasonable, could have got another 10 months rent.

@@Doncorleone47 right now, if you have a 7 year old, you may have decided to start a family when you had a salary to support one... since then several challenges have happened back to back, brexit, inflation, energy crisis, covid... This is on top of any personal challenges they may well have been preparing for but that money they had doesn't pay for as much anymore. Wages are not going up with inflation. This is not as simple as everyone that is struggling is just reckless...

Too busy on " part buy part rent scams "

Because in the vast land of the UK lots of people seem to want to contain themselves inside within the M25. Planning laws mean we dont build tall enough apartments to house everyone to charge a more affordable price. So it makes London into a playground for the rich and those that bought their houses when they were cheap.

Your right about mentioning london. So much is location. In my northern town the average rent, including houses is £600 pcm. It's a town of low wages so people discount it as a place to live so there's plenty of property for sale or rent. A semi detached house is only £130k and you can buy a terraced house for way less than £100k. Yes wages are lower than other areas but when I'm on only £28k per year, buying my 1800 sq ft, 50s built semi for £70k was no problem even as a sole mortgage holder. Yet people earning double the money than I do can't afford to even rent a place in such as London. Too many people look at London with starry eyes.

Even more then £700...

Sorry but you are blaming the wrong people - this is down to the government and government policies over decades. It grinds my gears with people constantly blaming landlords……this is exactly what the government pushes, and the people have fallen for it. I’m a renter, but I also understand enough about the rental market to know this is not all down to greedy landlords. Are there greedy unscrupulous landlords, absolutely but they are not the majority. There are multiple reasons why we are in the housing mess we are in today - firstly we don’t build enough houses, and that has been the case for decades. Not only do we not build enough houses, but when we do build houses, they are often the wrong type of property for the people most in need of housing. Also in this country we have a free for all when it comes to foreigners investing in property. Many countries put various restrictions on foreigners when it comes to property ownership, but not here. Foreign investors in large cities like London buy thousands of properties and use them as places to park their money, this artificially inflates prices, and adds to properties being unaffordable for local people. On the subject of Landlords - it is estimated that in 2022 alone 127,000 private rental properties were lost to the market. This year 2023 it is estimated that 10% of private rental properties will be removed from the market…..in 2024 it is expected to get even worse. Landlords are selling up in their droves…..the primary reason; the government. Several years ago the government began to change the way landlords were taxed on rental properties. In some cases the taxes paid by landlords have become so punitive, it has become unviable to keep the property. Some landlords actually ended up paying the government more money in tax than they bought in via the rent. The government were warned that it would result in a mass exodus of landlords, but as they were so keen on pushing the agenda of greedy landlords were the problem, (to cover up their own deficiencies) no one cared that landlords would be taxed more (and why should they) This is only the start….given the hike in interest rates, and even more punitive rules against landlords to come, and it’s going to get much, much, worse….as more landlords sell up, and there are fewer rental properties prices will rise even further. There is no prospect of more houses being built, because the government has no interest in doing so….plus add to that the NIMBYS who are masters of getting new housing developments delayed, or even canceled and the future looks grim. On a final note, it used to be the case that 63% of landlords owned just one property, that figure has now dropped to around 43%. Interestingly the tax changes I mentioned were specifically designed to penalise small landlords of this type. Larger landlords who hold their properties within a business are not affected in the same way by these tax changes……it just so happens that scores of government ministers, and other politicians own large property portfolios held within businesses. They look after themselves but screw over the little guy, more for them, and we all lose as a result. This is far more complex, than the stereotypical greedy landlord…true in some cases, but often a sound-bite used by the government to deflect what’s really going on.

A, because they can, And b, because people will pay it.

common sense..

Come on, there's the same issue in North West of England. Lots of homeless. I don't know where you are living but where are live refugees first.

Not true! I'm writing to you from a hotel room where me and my family have been placed. Good luck finding anything private for the figures you've mentioned. Ten years ago, maybe.

All these single men alone, without women. I wouldn't want to consider what that could mean for women. I don't think they have considered any of the repercussions of this invasion of mostly men between 20 - 40.

​@@trishkearneyinvasion of men? What are you talking about? Men are not the problem here, tories are

@hjc9114 one problem, the invasion of England. When will they be stopped?

Here here!@@hjc9114

@@trishkearney everyone in this video is English

stop pitting people against each other. that is not the reason it's like this.

Totally agree. Surely any governments duty of care is firstly owed to the people that elected it?

@@henrikpersson4698 It's a ploy of the far right to pit the poor against each other. The rich feast at the table while the poor fight each other for the scraps that fall.

Or they could just accommodate citizen to adequate standards and stop mucking about getting asylum claims processed... It's reasonably basic thing to provide accommodation, we just have government that doesn't care about its responsibility and only wants to maintain power, an economic system that make no mistake will proceed to exploit as it has done to most of the world for hundreds of years.

@@henrikpersson4698it really is.

Hopefully you were able to get a job in your new area. The big problem is that anywhere that has full employment has very high rents and very low available rentals and anywhere with cheap rents or a lot of available rentals either has poor living conditions or little or no suitable employment. As an Irishman I was shocked at the cost of rail travel in the UK and its increasingly unaffordability for commuting as a way to access affordable rents. The system seems to be set up to get the ordinary worker either by high rents in job rich areas or high commuting costs from reasonably affordable areas. Ireland faces a similar housing problem in that the local councils who traditionally looked after public housing provision have almost ceased operating in that area. A perfect storm of high labour costs, high material and energy costs, lack of trained people willing to work in construction and a totally obstructive and slow planning process has led to this disaster. At one time in the 1990's an average single Irish worker could afford a basic house on 3 times their annual wage. Mortgages were for 20 years, sometimes less. Now the person needs 10 times the average industrial wage and a mortgage for 30 years or more to get the average modern house.

Brave lady, stay strong for your family!

@@RJ-ql6ff Thank you ❤️ I'm trying.

I'm glad your life is better now. I hope you don't mind me asking, Are you British? The reason I ask is because this seems to be happening in most if not all industrialized countries. I've seen stories like this in Canada as well. My thought is that corporate greed has taken over even more during and since COVID, and this is the result. I have really come to realize since I retired 10 years ago, how fortunate I am to have a home.

@@titanman8302 Thank you. Yes I am British. Back in the 80's Margaret Thatcher brought in the "right to buy" meaning people living in authority housing could purchase the property at a big discount. Which at the time would have been great for people I'm guessing to be able to own their own home and have that security but fast forward to now there has been a lack of social housing since. The government haven't built enough social housing meaning the register or waitlist is huge. It has given Private landlords the chance to cash in because of the lack of housing they can charge more, meaning people like myself wouldn't be able to afford to rent privately. It frightened me and I would go as far to say changed me as a person. Before that I was married for 16 years, a stay at home mum and working part time. My marriage broke down. My husband said he would pay the mortgage instead of paying me maintenence for our son and I agreed but he stopped paying the mortgage without me knowing. I had a letter months later from his solicitor saying the house was going to be repossessed and that "You and your son will be removed by bailiffs" My then husband had moved away and in with another woman. He cut contact with his son. It was just a desperate situation and all I could think about was my son. Do I tell him? How can I not tell him but more than anything I didn't want to scare him. The word "bailiffs" scared me. In the UK when you are on the waitlist they use a bidding system. So they put up houses that are available and every Friday you have to place a bid. Whoever is at the top of the list will get offered that property. Hundreds of people bid and sometimes there will be just 5 properties that week. I was top of the list but there were always 60+ people above me bidding on any one property. A property came up one week, in a place I'd never been too, miles from where I lived but I put a bid on it and had to wait till Monday to find out I was successful. I nearly clapsed from the relief. I signed on the Wednesday. Fast forward 3 years we are still here. You never think you will ever be homeless but life can change in a split second. I would be scared to leave here now. If I got into a relationship where it progressed I know it would scare me to move in with someone because of what happened. On a positive note though I consider myself extremely lucky. We made it out before the bailiffs got there ....my son didn't have to go through that or temporary accommodation. We stayed together. We were offered something secure. My son is now working full time and is fiercely independant. I'm still trying to heal from it all but I appreciate things so much. I have alot of empathy towards people who are going through the same. We never think things will happen to us ..until they do.

We have a population of almost 70 million crammed on this Island, what do you expect? The population is ruining this country and people have to wake up otherwise we’re finished.

Build morecouncil houses preferably not on green belt land along with new build modest houses We do not need large luxious houses being built which are being but now. Someoeoplecriticise smaller homes rabbit hutches they say but a home is a home plenty of posher houses for well off people to buy build for the less well off. Small but decently built houses when I see estates lizury 4 and 5 beds I get annoyed But the truth is we have allowed our population to grow to much and yes I'm.blaming too much our population shouldn't be more than 55 to 58 million not 67 million for our small size. That's just commonsense is t it really not being against foreigners like a another video said working people should be hoped more.poor couple earning just too much to get benefits a decent famy.on the other hand millions dint work and don't intend to and they get their housing paid for and loads of other perks support hard working g families on a low wage

​@@tenniskinsella7768Study hard at school. Get a well paid job. If you didn't do that this was bound to happen 🤷

😂😂😂😂😂 enjoy it, i called this several years ago but you mugs keep voting

@@ballondorson488 Condoms/birth control/sterilisation is the only solution.

Are you suggesting that your landlord has no right to sell his own home?

@@Thai.Farang Wtf! Jojo didn't say any such thing. Grow up!

@@Thai.Farang try reading it again 🤦‍♀

@@Thai.Farangyou’re as thick as mince mate

it's a no fault eviction ie he paid his rent on time, didn't cause trouble, etc.@@Thai.Farang

YES VERY SAD

Where is the father (or fathers) of her three children? Don't they have to be forced to take responsibility??

​@@soniastjulesThat is what I am wondering! 😡

That cllr does not care one bit

It's called passing the buck. We should all stop paying our taxes. Put all these councillors out of work and see how they manage.

@@jacquelinebailey3637 unfortunately that idea would never work, in practice. You can't stop paying a tax that you never had a choice to pay in the first place, for example income tax.

That councillor looked about 15 yrs old and barely any experience of real life problems I bet.

@@ballondorson488the interviewer was being kind of a dick to her

Yes, I also wonder where those people's families are?

"We have more people than we do homes." You are right. Demand for housing is growing faster than supply.

In the 80’s we all had to move south for jobs paying high rents high scruffy train fares breaking up families that’s what happens when you’re forced to migrate 😮

This is what we deserve. We are being taken for a ride.

Exactly... Back of the queue.

We were told mass immigration was going to improve our lives not be a extra burden on an already stretched system 😑

Actually No. more Migrants need to come to live here so you can all leave. Its not your country anymore

​@@barbararice6650Who'd have guessed ? .

Your country has exploited yhe countries of the refugees for decades! Why are you suprised now? Study your history please

Immigration isn't the problem you imbecile, the government is. Immigration is a necessary part of a functional society. Immigrants work and pay their way like everyone else. Economics isn't your strong suit eh?

AGREED

Indeed, but the elites don’t care about locals! They look just after profit if you know what I mean.

So you’re entitled to a house based on your percentage of melanin

@@sparklingwater1430 Grow up.

Surely it is not beyond our ability as councils or gov to find easily constructed homes whether it be lodges/containers/flat pack along the lines of post war pre-fabs.Some are still usable today.

It's probably putting you more in dept...... even if you worked full time..... they will advice you to move where its cheaper, out in the middle of no where !!!!!

I’m sorry to hear this. I hope you and your son find somewhere soon 💙

Bless you and your son Sarah 🙏🏻❤

Thank you for all your kind messages. I don't normally post my life on Internet but this situation is so bad now. I've always worked, never asked goverment to house me. Why I have been in private renting for 14 years. Never missed a payment. Played by the rules and paid my taxes and this is what happens. I have tried to fix my situation and I'm not getting any where. Tried to up my hours but still don't earn enough. I don't have any family to move back into so I could save for a mortgage. Carnt private rent as don't earn enough and no affordable houses. So tell me what am I supposed to do. Alright for mps they don't have to worry about things like this. They get paid a high wage and can get a second house with our taxes. If this isn't social cleansing I don't know what is.

It depends where you live. I work part-time plus run a business and I’ve only ever rented privately over the past 20 years. Landlords have and will always increase rent. Inflation will always exist. We’re living in an era where sacrifices and tough choices have to be made by everyone

And I thought New Zealand was a socialist paradise.

@@actionjackson7460 I have never heard that claim.

unless you're an illegal migrant, they don't care.

In the last few months 6000 properties have put tenants out through no fault of the tenants and that's just the reported ones.

Hey! They need billions for sh!thole Ukraine. 😒😒

Isn't it and especially people that shouldn't be here given houses I'm so ffffing angry

For me the blame lies partially with Gordon Brown. When he said we would spend our way out of the financial crisis, Stoke-on Trent went on a building project which built huge warehouses that took years to lease. Why did he not spend money on housing, he knew Labour had an immigration policy that brought many people to the UK.

​@@geoffreymollart7311Why has nothing been done in the 13 years since Brown? Why has immigration trebled in the last 13 years?

@@chrisd5964 To create the problem we have today. It is up to us the people to demand something is done but no one ever does, until it directly affects them.

@@sonyasmith1991 What are you doing to demand this then?

Migrants have money and deserve homes in england

All by design, It's the same all over the world.

World problem, too busy invading Iraq 1 & 2 wars....

Well you Voted Brexit 😂😂😂😂

only if you're alright Jack is this shocking. Our out of control immigration was always going to come to a head.

​@@fmanresurrected6774this was going on long before brexit

so many illegal immigration and migrants came in UK which collided with British culture laws changed and here is the result, from this point I only see the dark future.

​@@fmanresurrected6774what's brexit got to do with it 🤔 enlighten me! I didn't vote by the way but in interested in how brexit affects lack of houses

What do you expect from a Labour council? All they care about is housing foreign migrant criminals to meet their “quotas” and please the liberal elites.

Yes, especially as she has a job right there. If she goes North, she will have to give up her job, which means that she left work voluntarily - and on what footing does that put her with regard to claiming Universal Credit?

They have zero concern for the indigenous peoples of the U.K. I have to ask why.

@@janeevans5132they don’t care about anyone mate they only want you to think they care about migrants to get you lots knickers in a twist so you don’t look to them as being the real problem

​@@janeevans5132don't be that person!!! This is beyond tragic and totally unacceptable. But don't go making it about race and skin colour. The only people we should be directing our anger towards is the government for years of neglect and inactivity.

it already fell apart, now its just the cracks at the seems coming undone to expose it all

So just leave. Its not your country anymore

Yep! Yet they let in thousands of those sand-dwelling c0ckroachs from middle east. The Royal Family deserves to be hung.

Then leave. It belongs to the migrants

Those poor adults as well.

Its not your country anymore LEAVE!!

Deport the migrants. Demand and supply.

Spot on.

It's not easy to fix: All measures to stop rent increases are doomed as those are meant to cover costs (which are also rising, nobody wants to let to lose money). And even if we somehow magically get all the boomers to remain quiet and stop sabotaging residential development for a while, you can't just build 200K family houses in a year extra. It's not that simple and there's not enough planners, not enough builders, etc.

Well done. Thank you for not preying on her while she was vulnerable and for being a good father figure.

Always the one person was waiting for this comment 😂

They aren’t working good enough jobs cause they have no skills or qualifications

​@@Zuok04not just one comment. Many others feel the same.

Your wrong the masses are awake. ​@Zuok04

​@Zuok04 well how is he wrong? Fact is govs have a legal duty to help "asylum seekers" but the same doesn't apply to normal people. This is why you see this disparity. The laws need changing as they are clearly abused.

VERY GOOD! 😂😂😂. More migrants are deserving than you salty english folks

They seem to care about the non-British

@@GhastlyCretin85 Yes. They are suppose to. You hate the government so much yet you keep begging them to help you! Its obvious why they won’t help

@@fmanresurrected6774 What are you babbling about? I don't need anything from the government.

@@GhastlyCretin85 you are the one who is babbling. The government don’t owe you anything and don’t own you homes. Go and work. This country is for migrants 👍

Sorry but I disagree, my daughter and her family are overcrowded, but have been told it will be 6 or 7 years before they can be re-housed, because there are no council houses. The councils demolish hundreds, and then sell the land to private property developers, who build tiny little houses which they sell at a starting price of over £300.000. Greedy councils lining their own pockets.

Housing list stays at 10 years where i live. Because immigrants and unmarried mothers keep jumping ahead of everyone on list. So effectively the 10 year waiting list is "infinite".

Thank you 💖 In a world where there is so much negativity all around, your kind and positive words mean a lot. I'm glad you got through the struggles and are in a better place. Never give up hope! x

I also think you shouldn't be allowed to buy council houses..

​@@chrissyp2890agree 100 %. And once kids have grown and left. Be moved into a smaller place. So it can be given to another family.

We need to bring back the nuclear family

@@maxspurlin2002 We need to bring back wages that can support this, as opposed to two parents barely being able to afford a flat for themselves and one child miles from where they work... But no better sink more money into HS2, instead of creating more jobs in Manchester and more houses in London

There mostly owed by private corrupt housing associations like gateway housing in Preston Lancashire .there building hundreds of new five star homes here .money from homes England ha ha😂😅😂🤣😭💯there making a fortune in profits those evil housing associations 💯😠💯😠

But hey slava slava ukraine yes ? 😂

It's much worse than Victorian. UK was the industrial powerhouse in the Victorian period. It was difficult for the poor people but if they worked hard they could survive.

They can fccck off the lot of them scamming commies

At least in Victorian Britain they had the workhouses. These days you're expected to work but live in tents in people's back gardens!!!

​@@user-fm5hj8cq2kid rather live in a tent vs a workhouse.