Make your own

It cannot possibly be as cold as Suella Braverman's heart.

@@iainb1577 no where near 🤣👍

Can you not move out

What about having a good old fashioned sit in at their offices.

they are freemasons/satanists

And how does he get rewarded? He becomes PM, when he should be swinging from a branch. A lot of this inflation problem has been caused by him and his runaway QE.

@@rugbydazz2264 They all mock the poor. They don't care. They steal.

The council are not the government. It is not their fault

@@andrina118 That is true, but they have no right to the money.

No time like the present. Start the protest or a petition, or both.

I would wager the arts stuff was paid for through a capital grant (probably Arts council), if so it wouldn't be relevant as couldn't be spent on anything else.

Which council is this then?

Totally corrupt and continue to be so until we people put a complete to stop to their games!!

@@jonathaneastwood2927 all council's

look up geothermal you can do it yourself and you don't have to pay for it too It's actually much better

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Your new king is a member of the WEF gang! They have plans for you.

The little people have any sense of self determination?

@@honeybunch6473 do the little people work their asses off whilst the big fish get grandad's money handed to them on a silver platter?

Our government has been working non stop to divide us for decades. Trying to get us to hate eachother, so we won't bind together to bring them down.

Yes working class solidarity is essential

? I dont understand. These tenants voted their Labour council in.

Absolutely. IMO, the time to make a stand is now!

The intellectually dysfunctional and spiritually disenfranchised will never stand together in unity. Scriptural prophecy will be fulfilled as a direct result.

We weren’t really poor but we only had one bath a week on a Sunday evening. Rest of the time we had a strip wash in front of the gas fire. No central heating, double glazing etc. We survived. Come on folks, were made of stronger stuff than that and we’ll survive!

@@Truth1561 the point is they are paying their bills, they shouldn't be just surviving. Plus there are some vulnerable people who won't survive without heating, winter deaths have been increasing year on year as austerity bites.

@@carolinstevenson2254 How is rationing heating "nannying"?

@@andrina118 Figure it out for yourself..

@@carolinstevenson2254 I did, that's why I asked, because it isn't is it?

New world order ..We were 'tin foil hatters' were trying to warn you years ago

Millions of real heroes freedom p did for 2years were beaten up arrested spent their time money cowards get on with it

spineless londoners apart from a few The majority of Spineless brits and uk public did nothing

get on with it cowards want heroes to do all the work then cowards vote obey controlled psychos

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You CAN have heat. You plug in an electric heater. The council hasn’t turned the electricity off. But of course, you have to pay for using the extra electricity. It’s hot water that you can’t have.

@@Woodman-Spare-that-tree try Electric Immersion Water Heater

@@Woodman-Spare-that-tree Electric heating costs far more than gas.

geothermal and you can do it yourself better too

Alternatives? There is no free lunch as they say

They assume their tenants are all bums on benefits. They think the tenants are all in bed until lumchtime and then sitting around doing nothing.

I agree it is a bit crazy with the pipes and stuff.

No they're psychopaths!

The greenies are the crazy ones, thinking they could just stop oil, gas, coal use with nothing in place. The suffering in Europe is going to be harsh and brought to you by your government and the Biden regime. This is planned.

@@thefloatingapothecaryroman16 the aim is too get rid of 95 percent

Yea, just organize rent strikes every few years and things will be fine.

All that happen now if tenants tried that is eviction notices.

If they try that they'll violate their assured tenancies and be subject to an unassured or fixed term tenancy. It's not worth the risk of homelessness.

@@m.l.2483 so how can we just take this shit?

@@jamespaul6315 Good question. Maybe we realy are a stiff upper lip, god save the king, people, like we are told. (mugs)

Oooopppps

Do disaabled people feel colder than normal.people or something?

@@satsumamoon 😂😂only the walking stick . You should have seen it shivering in the corner 🤣🤣

@@satsumamoon Yes

@@satsumamoon an able bodied person can move or exercise to stay warm. a person stuck in a wheelchair can't! any OTHER unbelievably ignorant questions you'd like answered, you fucking asswad?

​@@Odo-so8pj I dont seee how disabled people need more heat than an elderly or inactive adult, I mean its not like any person uses their home for something other than sitting in most of the day.

Sort of, he's either in some old block that has underfloor heating or in a tower with a massive boiler. I've never lived in a block with underfloor heating but IIRC there always used to be complaints about not being able to switch it off, control when it comes on etc. You get billed even if you don't want to use it etc, that's why it's a service charge. By law, service charges in council accommodation can only go up to recover costs that seem reasonable. So yes, in the current circumstances that is considered a reasonable increase. It's clearly not enough though if the usage is having to be restricted in this way.

@@llama2851 hmm, this doesn't sound like a council block. IIRC you can't even turn the heating down in the older ones and where you can, it won't make any difference as it comes off as a service charge that everyone pays. The same is true for digital tv.

@@llama2851 so you're a thief. Lovely.

@@llama2851 you knowingly let c pay for all 4 of you. If someone else is unknowingly paying for you, whether it's a shitty system or not, it's also crap on your part.

Bet none of the lovely people who came up with that idea dont live there. This is appalling.

It's all because the rich must have more money! You must sacrifice for them, after all, they;re special!

No sympathy, country voted Brexit which has caused a massive downward move in the value of the pound. Gas is priced in Euros and Dollars so what we the consumer pays is dependent on the strength of the pound. If the UK announced tomorrow morning 9am their intention to rejoin the SM the value of Sterling would pop 20-30% by 5pm bringing down gas, fuel, imports and inflation by 20-30% overnight. Yet nobody talks about it and they still persist with the road to poverty. In addition too many people vilified Blair and Brown, too many people persisted with the unelectable Corbyn and too many of you said “I’d rather have a true blue than a red Tory” so I have no sympathy, we are where we are cos of deluded attitudes on both the left and the right.

It’s probably less severe than the consequences of the local council bankrupting itself. Of course, that would only apply if the council pays those bills.

come on then, new conglomerate, rebel against this.

I couldn't agree with you more! Rural country Victoria Australia here mate! Formerly from Melbourne South Eastern Suburbs - until the sea change to present location - due to needing finance for my mum's Aged care needs and urgent need for going into some form of aged care facility about 8 years ago now - but unfortunately she passed away before any of that aged care infrastructure was put into place for her. Ironically, a few months after she passed away they belatedly notified me that they had a place for her. 🙃

The thing is, it will get here eventually.... We're fast running out of resources all over the world, especially clean water. It may take a long time, but it's definitely going to be like that everywhere at some point. And people will only start getting scared when it's far too late. Also grateful to be in Aus, but let's face it, no one is safe from this.

look up geothermal and you can do it yourself and you don't have to pay for it and it's much better

@@mo0nstonegirl Remember whst a hellish place your country was with vax mandates & lockdowns ? We're getting the treatment in another way . Break every nation one way or another , the WEFS, of which all governments are members of , NWO..

@@PeachesCourage that's if we're allowed to have it. Someone higher up with throw a tantrum about it soon enough.

If only people woken up decades ago, when they kept voting for the Tories. Too late now, innit.

@@TheBushdoctor68 why would you blame the Tories for the energy crisis. The left wing would have you freeze to "save the planet"

@Ama Daetz The situation in the video is worse because these people are having it forced upon them. People in private houses can just ignore the advice but again, it’s vulnerable and/or people on lower incomes who suffer. They don’t have a choice.

@@TheBushdoctor68 And the difference is?

@@TheBushdoctor68 And who voted for them in 2019 and why?

Yeah and how much does he pay in TAX per year, a damn site more than these clowns.

@@undesignated3491 Zahawi has been implicated in several tax scandals . . . .

@@undesignated3491 why are you condoning a mp for being bent you weirdo

@@undesignated3491 CLOWNS ??? HOW THE FK IS A WORKING MAN AND CARER A CLOWN ??? YOU HAVE TO BE TROLLING FOR GIGGLES CNUT ...

​@@superhumantrueman Off subject and nothing to do with Heating stables, let alone the Tax Scandal which I remember reading had nothing to do with HMRC but everything to do with Shadow Treasury Minister who would jump in horse shit to win an election.

Unions lol

Every union I worked for sold us out....

@@documentedrecords5364 sorry to hear that. That sucks

Obviously the counsellors don't live on the same estate with these restrictions ¬_¬

I genuinely believe the councillors don't care

@HWN I was using dictation software and didn't check

@HWN Pedant.

The answer would be a “no, they aren’t.”

Babies will be fine, don't fret.

@@edelgyn2699 and what's your workings for this optimist out look? They're just gonna give single mothers special treatment? Cause they haven't yet? So why now?

@@edelgyn2699 I don't like the direction we are going in the UK. Normally I'd see humour in that comment but the situation is depressing.

Who gives a stuff they'll only grow up to be malnourished anyway. That's not wot I think personally, but how I see this dump. Mother's that work are in food banks Rember. Only the rich should have the luxury of having a family. That they'll just palm off on some nanny from somewhere b4 bording school.

@@annette711 I'm afraid I think that's how the Tories see us. I feel we have been divided to think that vulnerable are not worth supporting but it's OK to spend our taxes on Tory chums contracts. Money saved on Brexit supposed to go to the NHS although we can see its not true, excuse me for going on a tangent.

I don't think it is a case of 'if'

It's a Labour run council. They're obsessed with air pollution targets, climate change and net zero and they think they can win elections with these mad policies?

Meanwhile, your great politicians are holidaying in the Caribbean and taking their private jets to wherever they want, whenever they want. But it's hard not to laugh at it all... you guys voted for this in 2016 and then doubled-down on it in 2019, giving a single party the majority even though they only represent a minority of British people. A party known for lying, misleading, funneling money to their rich friends, a party who puts party before country and avoids ANY responsibility and keeps pointing at anybody or anything but themselves for all their incompetence. People have been complaining about austerity for over a decade, while it never made any sense, and yet you guys keep voting for the same people who are causing all this shit. What is it going to take for Britain to learn that you can't expect a different outcome when you keep doing the same thing over and over again. Recent polls show that Tories are rising in popularity again.... absolutely bonkers.

@@jakke1975 Not my politicians. I didn't vote for these jack offs. And the people didn't vote in the current government at all. That's why so many are actively calling for an early election and electoral reform. Be smarter than to generalise and look beyond the surface level of a situation.

@@michaeldavies47 Well, call a general election... it doesn't matter. Either Labour or Tories will get in power again and the same story continues. Both are power hungry and neither will change anything about the non-functional political system. Ask yourself, over the last decade or more, what party did Labour or Tories want to cooperate with so they could represent the majority of the people? You guys have the option to boycott both or pick up the pitchforks and torches... but in reality, we both know what's going to happen.

Agreed!!!

Agreed, I have health issues myself at 73 years of age now - so can fully appreciate what many others are going through too in our topsy turvey world at present.

geothermal better too and you can make it yourself

Yes, and that’s really a problem.

British Energy was sold off by Centrica to EDF in 2009. Do you not mean British Gas?

@@1984ed101 My bad. I was awash with the names of a number of energy companies and the facts and figures that surround them.

So…start one.

I had a similar situation years ago. I waited 'til the landlord was out, then put an ice pack over the locked box and basked in the heat!

makes no difference labour torie they all the same

Islington Council comprises 48 Labour Party councillors and 3 Green Party councillors. .. get your facts straight.

Yo what's up, Just leaving a comment so I get notified when the " But labour " brigade arrive.

but Labour aren't the ones in power, the Tories are.

@@nickrobinson7096 within the boundaries and rules set by those higher up; Tories.

Good old fashion Socialism.

The council are behaving that way because of the restrictions and budgets given to them by central government. Don't vote Tory. They are at the centre of this shit show.

@Absolute Mad Chad lol

Easy win if they do.

@Absolute Mad Chad the tenancy agreement cannot legally contradict the Housing Act, which states heating and hot water must be available 24/7 if renters/lessees are not directly responsible for their own individual bills/heating systems. Forgive me, you didn't think.

I would just bust the lock off the boiler room and turn the heat back on.

Some councillor’s brother in law or something has a firm that installs combi boilers, but not hot-water cylinders…?

sounds like the council is trying to save itself some money

@@zion1180 Then make a business case for insulating inefficient old social housing (UK has the least efficient housing stock in Europe) and replace the combi heating system with a modern system boiler. Councils have to make business cases too and there is no way we can get through the current cost of living crisis, let alone climate change, unless demand for fossil fuels is reduced. Subsidising fossil fuel use is not helping anyone in the long run. That being said, switching off tenants hot water I don't feel is acceptable.

@@1984ed101 sadly the folx who have been making the case for making such adjustments have been demonised. there was a group campaigning on this exact issue but people were more interested in getting to their jobs that dont pay them enough money to live to engage with what they were saying. meanwhile we have a government that is enriching themselves and their mates at our expense - all the whils the police follow, harass, and kill with impunity. nurses, teaches and lawyers who are going hungry. children who are living in mouldy homes. and folx still dont want to look seriously at taxing companies for using our personal data, taxing companies properly, and obviously taxing the rich.

I've never heard of a council controlling the water supply into a property. That's impossible because tenants or owners have a legally binding contract with the water utility company to provide water subject to payment. It would be illegal for any council to override that contract. The tenants should get legal advice and also contact their local MP.

Amazon sells heated vests for less than sixty dollars. The vests are battery operated. Oregano oil and ginger warms the body.

Please pass your advice on to the main comment section, it's a waste telling me.

spineless londoners dont make me lol and majority of spineless brits and uk public

Wow thats cheap!

@@edc1569 Seems that way, it works out at £572 per year, but like I said, that's just the heating. All the rest of the electricity usage is independent of that and that works out, on a prepayment meter, at over £25 a week, at the moment. Before all of this, I was paying around £12 a week.

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I agree with that. Some people use far more than others and should pay individually. I would personally be happy to pay £10 a week for unlimited fuel !!

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Hardly anything Different in Scotland.

It'll all be becoming to Scotland very soon! And, if the SNP gets its way and somehow gets independence, you will think those living in England are living in a utopia!

Disappointed but not surprised I assume? If you were to ask me to guess a council most likely to introduce authoritarian controls on its residents somewhere like Islington would be right up there. What do you think measures to “tackle” climate change are going to look like if not authoritarian controls on how people live their life??

@@CHuzz7777 exactly, all environmentalists are doing is making it worse for the poor

@@CHuzz7777 Nobody's asking you.

@@chester6343 Yup. Ordinary working class people always pay the price and climate change will be no different.

@@Spangletiger I know you just want me to stay quiet and stop raising awkward issues but I ain’t gunna.

Very Disgusting but the word Disgusting sums up eng... at this stage lets be honest

Electric central heating eco7 too needs to heat up n store heating at night to release it during the day

What planet to you live on most elderly disabled cant afford heating all night and now nightmare

Unfortunately, it is EXACTLY what they want happening. All by design. And where they spend money, like track & trace apps, only shows their priorities. We are NOT their priority, power grab and control are. We're on our own in all this. The sooner we wake up and understand it - the better.

And between 500,000 and 900,000 per year per migrant. And now sunak plans to send 10 billion to Pakistan and various other countries to build train stations and etc to fight the climate. Just ridiculous!

Me too, in winter I just go to bed early, your not cold in bed, more people are having to live like me, going round the student areas at end of term through bins for thrown out clothes, I've got loads of clothes like this, shorts, jumpers, coats, jeans, going on charity shop tours for stuff, timing supermarkets for reduction time, never drinking or smoking, no TV so no subscription or licence, no internet subscription, just a phone, I go running to keep fit, no gym membership.......and suddenly its national headlines, I've lived like this for over 20 years since leaving care!

@@richardburns5925 I rarely use my heating. I invested in a mini bungee trampoline and bounce up and down for 5 minutes at a time throughout the day. I get so hot and walk around wearing leggings and a tank top! Moving and getting the circulation going is key to body warmth. Someone said get an electric blanket for the bed which I haven't because I have a teddy fleece sheet, duvet and pillow cases that keep me so warm! I only have a 3.5 tog inside the teddy fleece duvet and it really has kept me really hot throughout winter nights! These teddy fleece are brilliant!

Same Zoe. My household of 3 adults rely on hot water bottles thick jumpers and socks and blankets. I haven't been able to afford heating and full lighting in my home for over 3 years. Same with most of my household electrical items. My washer has now seized and broken from lack of use. My drier made an awful grinding noise when I was forced to use it earlier this year and I'm sure my dishwasher is next because that's only been used twice this year. I just can't afford to run much. I'm down to a small pc, 2 lights, cooker, fridge, kettle and a tiny vivarium. I'm permanently in debt to Scot Power and it's getting insanely worse.

@@toni5431 I've been wearing my ripped puffer jacket I've repaired with duck tape all over and my Adidas swim short shorts, that are slim and thigh length but look ok, they look like gym wear. My knackered trainers and thick socks. I'll put wearing jeans off till it's really cold! I shave my hair so I save on barbers fees. Looks ok. My main concern every check up is my teeth, I pay privately as NHS is now non existent, I was very lucky to have worn NHS braces as a teen, so my teeth are straight and look fine, I've always looked after them so only have a checkup every six months, I dread the day they need any work, fillings etc. Everything is so expensive.

they can install individual boilers for every flat

Where I live we have district heating, 1 boiler house for each street. We pay as we use through a smart meter, topped up on line or with a card. We are paying the same as everyone else for our heating.

Indeed. Callous and cretinous.Qualities it seems most councils have in common.

Because it's not about system strain, it's about money & energy costs :)

@@AidanMacgregor-Personal If they can't even figure this out for themselves, how can anyone ever expect them to get a change in their corrupt political system? I kinda feel for them but they just keep asking for punishment at every election...

@@jakke1975 true!

Doesn't apply to a situation like this where there's a series of central boilers. You save costs by not turning the big boilers on when very few people are using them. . And in the case of underfloor heating, IIRC it tends to come on around October and switches off in May and is paid for via a service charge that everyone living there pays.

It's impossible. The council does not control the water supply into flats or houses. The water supply is controlled by your water provider such as Thames Water. This would seem an easy case to win if the tenants took the council to court.

@@bobsmithy9024 😠 The issue is about supplying HOT water. Not water itself.

it will get much worse we are in end-times

same as the nhs

So, you're demanding the undemocratic overthrow of the government? Because that always ends so well. Yeah, thanks but no. I'm more likely to side with parliament against you.

@@CountScarlioni Government no , dictatorship yes

@@JamesBond-qc3is You actually _want_ a dictatorship?! Wow, you're a special one aren't you.

@@CountScarlioni I'm not sure you've noticed, But we live under a dictatorship.

@@CountScarlioni See you on the 9-4-23 count

Should be a criminal offence

It's a LABOUR council!

Boom

@@MartinJames389 Have you noticed who's in government? Why haven't they taxed the obscene profits of the energy companies? I'm sure it's nothing to do with the Tories taking handouts from them. Nothing to see here!

@@lisastickytuna8668 No, no, it wouldn't be anything to do with that, now would it?

How does European demand affect UK supply?

@@mintywebb because we live in a globalised economy, and Europe is our closest neighbour. Demand outstripping supply = shortages and inflation.

@@Adeleisha oh right, so what you're saying is that the EU is more able to pay its bills.

@@mintywebb not at all, you asked how UK supply was affected by Europe. I doubt any country can afford the current costs TBH.

Why is this not being made more known to the public…. This needs plastering all over papers, Facebook, everywhere possible