cuppa tee
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Happy for the area but i do wish they'd pay a reasonable wage.
...thought that had been ‘sorted’ ?
Happy for the area but i do wish they'd pay a reasonable wage.
oh has it?...thought that had been ‘sorted’ ?
oh has it?
I wasn't aware.
Sorry
finallyNew lights in Windrush Sq front of the cultural archives. Very, very bright. It's like daylight.
The tragedy has taken a dark turnExcuse if duplicated elsewhere.
A friend just came round and told me forensics are looking at a house in Railton Road (Herne Hill side of Railron Methodist Chapel apparently)
Apologies for the source Woman dies in house fire as probe launched into horror blaze
Seems a general policing tactic at the moment: "Ms Gray would you mind not publishing your report - it might harm our infantile Prime Minister."Good to see the people who use Brixton station stairs to smoke hard drugs and lie unconscious being challenged by Police last night when i was passing by. The conversation was going something like "look we know you've been smoking crack here, but can you not as children use these stairs to get up to the train platform", which is good policing (as long as they listen).
This guy gets his kicks posting up photographs of homeless people and drug addicts
So he should report it to the relevant authorities rather than posting up identifiable movies of these poor, fucked up individuals all over the internet.Would seem that they live next door to a shelter and they are just fed up of people using their porch as a place to take drugs.
Nothing to do with kicks.
So what's your view? Are you all for people posting endless videos of fucked up addicts - some most likely with with mental health issues - for the amusement and titillation of internet viewers?Support?
No - Just offering a different point of view.
Some mental gymnastics displayed there Ed.
The house next door (292) had 17 people in it once. Got sold to a developer for £575,000 and turned into three flats around 2015.Quite depressing seeing the inside of this building. How it has been chopped up and how people are living. Check out this 8 bedroom block of apartments for sale on Rightmove
probably not people but more likely taxes are"Producing £96,000 per annum" - so people are paying £1,000 a month for a bedsit, sorry studio
You never know - this sold for £717,500 a few doors down (click the link and look at the state of it. And it is still like that!)Surely no one will pay 1.5 million for that?
It's a licensed HMO so the value is pretty much purely based on rental return - unlike normal houses and flats which have an identifiable market value. At £1,500,000 it's still making a return roughly 50% higher than standard letting properties - so it is quite possible.Surely no one will pay 1.5 million for that?
Agree with your reasoning - but please don't assume because Lambeth Housing place people in such a place that it is a registered HMO.It's a licensed HMO so the value is pretty much purely based on rental return - unlike normal houses and flats which have an identifiable market value. At £1,500,000 it's still making a return roughly 50% higher than standard letting properties - so it is quite possible.
Agree with your reasoning - but please don't assume because Lambeth Housing place people in such a place that it is a registered HMO.
There was a lot of argy bargy with the pre-2015 owner on this, including a planning hearing in the ???much missed??? Phoenix House where the planning inspector did not accept the bedsit subdivisions.
Lambeth Planning - quite rightly - were trying to steer the owner towards larger better units (maisonette plus basement flat if memory serves)
The owner never produced HMO authorisation - but he did have letters from Lambeth Housing placing tenants in the bedsits.
Taking all of the above into account, the applicant has provided sufficiently clear and unambiguous evidence to demonstrate that, on the balance of probability, the property has been used as eight self-contained flats. However, as an enforcement notice is in force and the use of the building as 8 flats is in clear contravention of the requirements of the enforcement notice, the development subject of the LDC application is not immune from enforcement action and is unlawful. As such, in accordance with Section 191(4) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended), it is the duty of the Council to refuse this application