Buy a council house - instant neighbours from hell
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Neighbours buy council house
Owning your house, whether it is an ex-council property or not does not make you a better person. They’re just trying to show off and it has turned them into argumentative fuddy-duddy’s.
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It makes my blood boil, when neighbours who have been very friendly for years, decide to buy their council house and then change completely over night. They turn into complete snobs
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| 03-7-2008 | What is a chav, I lived in a council house with my mum, dad and brother so does that make me a chav, if so I would like to know what it is please? | jaime |
| 30-5-2008 | I am one of the many who have bought there own home and to be honest, it was the biggest mistake of my life, while with the Wyre Forest District Council I had no problems, they always looked after you when you had a problem, any plumbing, building or maintenance to the home, they always come to fix ...more | mikeonlinebaby |
| 25-5-2008 | I notice that in some parts of Scotland, the right to buy policy has been temporarily stopped due to extreme lack of houses in those areas. If only they'd ban it everywhere in the UK! | mr elsie zzzzzzzz |
| 03-5-2008 | Nice one Siobhan Ok have just been over to ireland and have really enjoyed myself .The gas is running out. | FRANKIEDADGAD |
| 03-5-2008 | Ok ! £85,000 In the bank plus extra's All legal All paid fer All mine.... Well maybe not I suppose I and so many other chavs Will have to bail you lot out again Who borrow well over your limit and can not pay it back.But dont worry the not in debt "chav" will bail you out...Bet th...more | siobhaneadgbe |
| 02-5-2008 | Lottie, please don't tar everyone with the same brush. I like to think of myself as working class, the key word here being class, something that the "Chavs" don't have and neither by the sound of it do you. Also they probably don't go to work either. I grew up on a council esta...more | Nick |
| 02-5-2008 | Lets lay a few myths to rest.Unless your house is in the £400,000 bracket it aint going to be much different from the council "chav's" humble abode in the £110,000 bracket.Lets get technical okay lets not I'm a builder by the way Yes it is true a council house spec will b...more | FRANKIEDADGAD |
| 13-3-2008 | Nick, that maybe (although 20% were prefabricated) but they were also built for working class people, this housing model provided the first experience of private garden space (usually front and rear) and the first private and indoor toilets and bathrooms.
You only have to look at the majority of ...more | Lottie |
| 13-3-2008 | Lottie, generally council houses were better built then private as they were designed to last with lower maintenance and not for a quick profit. | Nick |
| 13-3-2008 | As the saying goes you can take the man out of the gutter, but you can't take the gutter out of the man. At the end of the day council houses are council bought or not. | Lottie |
| 12-3-2008 | Tryth, see the last comment. That's what a conservative government did for council housing. | Nick |
| 12-3-2008 | I hate the policy of "right to buy", its why young people can't afford houses today. thanks a lot Thatcher! | laughing gravy |
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