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captainJane wrote:In my area for some miles around there are a lot of neglected building, houses and flats that could easily be turned into council housing, with a bit of thinking, that would be far less spending.
Sick of these carbon copy hutches/homes with people spilling into each others lives as it is, so not looking forward to seeing their latest financial draining' project, that will most likely manage to find some way of the let's call it drainage seeping back into their own pockets, along with the other cowboy  middlemen. Huh councils.

Raggamuffin wrote:I don't like all these flats. I think they should build terraced bungalows with small gardens instead.

captainJane wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:I don't like all these flats. I think they should build terraced bungalows with small gardens instead.

This post was a mistake. But thanks to Mr Raggamuffin it is now a valid post.

It is not human at all with the lack of privacy, especially when they mix the sexes with vulnerable people, both mentally and physically or putting problem young males above a home with small children. It's a case of ticking human bombs being set when a company concerned is in full knowledge leaving some of their tenants to cause disruption and even chaos with no safeguard after 5am, no protection at all in reality because they only have glorified monitors that lose evidence and then claim you have lied.
This lack of consideration I feel is inhuman, I would go so far as to call where I live now as "indecent housing". Due to the complete lack of privacy that not only destroys your peace but in my speaking personally, it has absolutely destroyed my dignity on every level! Not to mention the sleep deprivation has been agony, it feel sickening getting into bed these days.  I feel it is all deliberation because in this case this person is KNOWN, not only to have mental problems but as a person who cannot help but disturb the peace; plus he has harmed his own family. The side of him I sympathise with is the fact he tries to attach himself personally (desperate to be liked). At the same time it feels very uncomfortable. When you explain to the anti social they go and tell him word for word, which only puts fuel on an already burning fire, by causing even more pressure.
 
As the company collects ALL private data they cannot fail to be aware, therefore I stand by stating this as being a deliberate act.  What is more this housing company was informed and it was even recommended against moving this young man into this form of housing situation by people who actually care and do their best to uphold the law.

Raggamuffin wrote:I don't like all these flats. I think they should build terraced bungalows with small gardens instead.