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Won't be filling ours in either, far to many questions that have nothing to do with them!!
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The form does not bear any name and address and does not require signing. It is posted to an address in Brighton to a firm who will collate statistics from the answers. I cannot see how Hyndburn Council will know who has more money to burn than most and wants a flash pad :D |
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Margaret it may not have your address on but it is numbered on the front page. Mine is 23-HBC33428/ 105640
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I think that the info will show Hyndburn's GREAT need for more social housing and that PB and co will have to reconsider the tory policy of NOT building them. |
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that may be the case, but i would trust the DSS over HBC any day of the week.
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The number of people who are waiting to rent property, in itself shows how many people require social housing in Hyndburn. I find it quite unacceptable that there are people who are exploiting the need for rented accomodation in the borough by charging exorbitant rents for very substandard accomodation. In a low wage area like this it is surely obvious that we need much more affordable (and decent) low cost rented accomodation.
After all, it is the taxpayers of this country (through Hosing Benefits), who are providing the 'bad' private landlords, who charge inflated rents, with a very good profit. |
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They wont know about bad condfitions in private tenancies unless they are told. They wont know (or perhaps dont want to know) the need exists unless they are told by statistics which have been gathered independantly from council meddling by this firm in Brighton PS Mods please get this into a thread of its own |
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Can't help wondering how much of our council tax HBC has paid for this survey to be produced.
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We have Area Councils, Neighbourhood Management currently and it is all a mess. Hence why Labour Councillors have been looking into it. But not with the same view as PB of course. There are also Neighbourhood Pride/Street Ambassador type reps and political representation numbers. In some EU countries it is as low as 1 per 150, 1 per 300-500 often, but here it is 2 per 3,500. The Tories have not had dicussions at this level and I know they are just looking for warm words and votes (and rescue the renaming fiasco) having spoken to them and their councillors on the subject. |
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Don't mean to thread wander but Hyndburn has a huge Housing crises. There is very little we are doing right for the future IMO. Planning and spatial planning of develoment, green belt use, development quotas (huge oversupply in Hyndburn), house build quality & design, lifespan, green issues (transport, south facing, eco friendly, energy conservation), house mixture (80 yr wait for sheltered accom for elderly - bungalows not profitable etc..), tenure (£160,000 new build all the time?), estate planning (bulk refuse, open green spaces refused/limited instead of estate management fees), lack of consultation in regen areas, poor regen policies and poor regen financing leading to lack of pvte sector investment, skewed funding areas causing racial tensions, building control and planning policies working against regeneration (and which no-one cares about enough/understands enough to review or change). Sorry for going on but we could do so much better...
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Those are fair points Graham but I still don't see why they need to know if people are in debt and by how much, or the level of income of the family.
It could all change in a flash anyway - somebody could be made redundant and get behind on their mortgage and fall into debt. |
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