Do you thinck there can ever be enough houses to accomadate Nu-Lab immigration policy.?

Question

As Nu-Lab has sent out the message to the planet that anyone who does not currently have a house or income that if you make your way here it will be provided.

Answer 1

Why don't they cover the whole of Britain with a massive tent? When people start falling into the sea, they can call a halt to immigration. Seriously though, there are a lot of people who are treating these Islands as their own personal property, and encouraging endless immigration. I have said before, that such people who make free with our country and inheritance, should be forced to take immigrants into their own home. This will bring home to them the impact of their carefree largess.

Answer 2

In England there are thousands of empty council houses that people refuse because of one reason or another, there are also thousands of houses lying empty because some landlords want high rents for inferior properties.

I don't know if it's true but someone told me that the government is bringing in a rule that if a house is a second or third property and is left empty for over 6 months then a compulsory purchase order will be placed on it.

Perhaps if this happens there will be enough houses to accommodate the influx of migrants or immigrants.

Answer 3

It's typical of this government not to deal with current issues before embarking on another headline-grabbing idea in the hope that the minuscule 33% will vote them back in. Local councils should be funded to deal with empty housing, unfit housing etc to bring them up to habitable standard. Brownfield sites should be purchased and built on. Prescott should be pensioned off so he can't build on any more green belt land in the south and immigration should be halted temporarily until and unless incomers have a house/accommodation to go to straightaway.

Answer 4

there is not enough social housing even taking the new intake of people to this country councils have cut the building of rentable accomadation by as much as three quarters across the whole of the u.k over the last ten years and it's only now with future elections looming that we see a rise.

Answer 5

Certainly when I was living in Newcastle there was a surplus of council housing. Don't forget that economic migrants may return to their countries of origin in old age, relieving pressure on care services etc.

Nice Freudian slip in the headline BTW, thincko.

Answer 6

In the city I lived in there were hundreds of empty council houses because the estates had been made uninhabitable by born and bred natives of this country.