Vote Tory, get rekt

Disgusting, but not surprising. After all the majority of the uk electorate "knew exactly what they were voting for".

Tory is just a word. Nothing will change under a Labour government @@NeonVisual

@@NeonVisual The labour party would do nothing to change this!

@@davidfernandes1608 Labour place people's welfare at the top of the list. The Tories put money and low taxation on the rich at the top of their list. If you vote Tory you are either very rich, or stupid.

Why did you let an untrustworthy man fertilise you?

Do you work?

Where is the father?

​​@@henben9215Even those who do work, on low income, are often overcrowded and cramped and others are homeless. Life is honestly horrible there are no affordable homes for single people and the homes that do exist are far too expensive. It's just not good enough! What is the point of working or doing anything, nothing ever changes. It's like swimming underwater popping your head up every so often to get a bit of oxygen just to survive! Work for what exactly? To live in shit?

​@@NoContextRDHWhat difference does that make?

I would call it controlled demolition.

Why did most of these flee safe countries to take money from vulnerable please who need it already here ​@@user-kx3fq1zo6f

Since the 1960s

Conservative theft*

It’s not the landlord’s fault she wants to live like this it’s her decision to live like this

@@johnwhite2293 hahahaha You have a low IQ ? You can't think? She wants to live like this? hahaha

Shes in temporary accommodation, having to condense her home into a couple of small rooms - what do you mean her choice to live like this? Were you not paying attention? 🤨

@@CherryScorn Maybe she should go back to her country of origin. This country is too overcrowded.

@@johnwhite2293 Come on John. See the bigger picture. You may have your life in control at the moment but things happen and you certainly would not get any more attention or support than this lady if you were in a similar situation.

You are right, but are tenants keeping the house heated to 27c all day? Hmo by law must be 27c but they are expensive to stay in.

What a complete and utter lie, the reason why there isn’t enough rental properties is because it isn’t financially viable to buy a property take a mortgage out on it and rent it out. You can’t earn enough money from the rent after you’ve been taxed and the interest payments on the money to pay the mortgage. Therefore the amount of rental stock has significantly reduced over the last few years. As far as maintaining the properties, the landlord will only do work on the house once a tenant has left for the next tenant because the tenants always trash the house, as they never look after them. This lady is an ideal example.

In my area , 16,000 homes have been purchased....but not for Brits.

@@johnwhite2293 wrong. Its because you have to pay 100s of thousands for old cheap bricks and over priced land that the Queen owns. Also government in bed with banks who make billions in Interest. Slavery

​@johnwhite2293 'the tenants always trash the trash the house' what absolute bullshit! I've rented for 10 years, never missed a payment and kept my home immaculate, stop stereotyping people !! 🤬🤬🤬

It's all about supply and demand

@@Smiggles_X1406 When I decided to have children, we were two people. Then my husband died, I had to manage on my own and in a few years I succeeded... Without a bit of compassion, sir, you were born like this🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

You're a joke. You do understand that circumstances can change, right? 😂 ​@@Smiggles_X1406

@@fintamaria2429 Example like yours are extremely rare. Most people who are raising children in that kind of conditions used to live like that before and they decided to have them anyway.

The same as the 1960s then.

First we need to break our obsession with owning property rather than renting

​@@keithparker1346 more like obsession with owning more than the home you reside in. 1/3 mortgages at the moment are Buy To Let, that doesn't even take into account homes that are just bought outright with cash.

That always makes me laugh in Germany you don't even get a kitchen when you rent, the first thing you do is have to pay to have one installed!!!!!!!!

@@liszaf3976it depends, actually. There a places that have a kitchen. If you have to pay for a new one, that is your property then and you can take it with you when you move. I did so two times. If your stuff is in good condition and you do not want to take it with you, you can sell it to your landlord and the next person will have a kitchen installed already. BUT if they want to move in with their own kitchen that might actually not be welcome … 😅

@@liszaf3976 You may not get a kitchen, but you get - a tenancy agreement where no one can kick you out, - housing standards that MUST be obeyed by law. I am talking about things the UK hasn’t even heard of: No mould allowed (NADA!), windows MUST close and be sealed properly, windows MUST be double-glazed as a minimum, heating MUST be working properly, etc. If any of these things are not adhered to, you can literally sue your landlord. This means, we never have to “hope” that we find a place with a decent landlord, because they’re all decent as they know the strong laws. We never have to be afraid to be kicked out of our homes. We’re never cold in our homes. There are no drafts. Nor wet walls. Oh, did I mention that you always have indefinite contracts. Meaning no rent negotiations every year. You stick with the rent that you moved in with, and rent increase is regulated so it can only be - I think - maximum 7 per cent increase per annum. But yes, feel free to complain about the kitchen. (Oftentimes you can even take over the kitchen of the previous tenants.)

And yet they housed the Sullivan family with 12 children in a massive house in that area, dad now out of work also. Terrible you get no help.

@@janes9264 Thank you, yes I am going to write to the MP of the ward with pictures. I appreciate your support and acknowledgement. May God Bless You. 😊🕊️

@masquarra - 😲 billionaires? ... half of the planet, you mean? ... If there was the desire to solve this whole problem, they could do it with the change they have in their greedy pockets! 🙁

We have governments that do zero, councils who sweep them away Labour councils. Politicians have done ZERO

What do you mean "given property"? You can always give her yours.

This woman actually must work and save for HER property .

If u can believe dara 300,000 were sold from its introduction to date.

Mass immigration is by far the biggest cause of the housing crisis.

Council house should of never been sold and I live in one and I will also benefit a large inheritance because my dad bought one. It's crazy it makes no sense to let people buy them up so quickly. Maybe the rules should be changed to having to live in the property longer before purchase and longer after purchase.

So we shouldnt have allowed the working classes to buy THEIR council houses and should have just kept fleecing them for rent? 👏

@@kroon275 I think the time period should be extended and the rent isn't bad for example my 3bed is going up to £480 far less than a mortgage. I planned to buy mine but I don't think I will now as having a recurring health problem I can get help with rent as I'm out of work currently because of my health problems. The government won't pay my mortgage however stupid rule as they'll pay a landlords mortgage.

The UK population has no idea what poverty is.

If we didnt have landlords, how would we have houses?

Absolutely.

Contact your local MP and ask them to get involved - they have case workers and it can spur the housing association into action

I live in Nottingham too.....was just wondering what housing association you were with.....if you don't mind disclosing. I have damp and mould throughout my flat and my patch manager just told me to deal with it myself as there's not enough staff to come out to deal with the issue and she said it is caused by me drying my clothes indoors. In my opinion.....the fact I don't even have central heating in my property doesn't help the issue. She told me to open the windows more?????? Obviously she doesn't realise how cold it is without sufficient heating. In the past 2years my rent has jumped up nearly £30 per week for a 2 bed flat. As long as they keep getting their rent every month they don't seem bothered?

Their parents should be punished for bringing them into this situation.

Lol responsibility!

lol

I suspect this would happen in any property she was given. Declutter, clean and ventilate. I get it's difficult if you have no money to run a dehumidifyer or heating, but the problem could definitely be reduced by a little self help. If I had been in temporary accommodation for years I'd have ditched most of my junk. If it's in boxed and bags you don't need it. Go minimalist

you are easily fooled and an asshole. Getting rid of mold in a humid country while in a cramped place while having to work as a single parent??

Did you steal from commercial or private property? I had always assumed that stealing office monitors would be the easier thing to steal given that people aren't there evenings or weekends but maybe you've got some insight of why homes are better if you chose those?

Lol don’t confess your crimes

@@AKZfaqAccountName I targeted department stores. Even walking straight out the doors during business hours with a flat screen TV worth £1,500. Other items like expensive Bluetooth speakers and headphones were the things I targeted most. I also stole expensive perfumes and sold them online. A lot of department stores only put the security alarms on the items at the front of the shelf, so if you get one from the back it won’t set off an alarm when you exit. Also despite some stores having the scanners on toilet doors, some don’t, so you can take the item to the toilet, to remove the tags. With the large items like the tv’s they don’t put any security alarms on them because they presume no one will try and steal them. I also stole guitars and amps from guitar shops. I stole all of my groceries from M&S and Waitrose during this time too, so saved money on food while also living the high life food quality wise. I have to admit I really committed to it by wearing smart clothes e.t.c to look like I could afford the stuff I was stealing.

@@AKZfaqAccountName I tried to reply man, but KZfaq auto deleted it. In short, it was department stores.

@@jigsaw2253 the police have bigger fish to fry so I don’t mind talking about it and they’d have to go and request details from place I sold to e.t.c for any real evidence. They don’t even put that level of effort into murder investigation 😂

Sorry to hear that. I hope something changes for you for the better.

@Jourifouler When the building itself is the problem, it is very, very difficult to keep on top of it. They need dehumidifier, but that's expensive on the electric and the hire costs..but that's a short term help not a solution. Decluttering helps a bit, but another problem is affording heating...but even this still wont fix all the underlying problem and when its tower blocks it is unlikely to ever get the problems resolved. When its riddled through the building, we arent talking about a little localised area you can keep on top of, its everywhere constantly. I've lived in places with mould problems to various degrees, and it can be terrible. That said theres plenty of homeowners with mould problems they cant afford to resolve either and they wont get any help. It is not acceptable that the housing stock we have is so bad, and that housing is so expensive that average wages just wont ever be enough to buy. 56% of people earn under £30k a year, and average home, not even looking at London/south east specifically, is about £300k. This is out of hand.

These are the consequences of uncontrolled immigration, The UK will become a cesspit. People coming here expecting mansions because they have children. It has to stop.

There's a difference "not getting what you want" and being forced to live somewhere that's dangerous to your health.

@@TheotherTempestfox Yes maybe but that doesn’t mean simple maths don’t apply. London simply hasn’t got the space.

@@jackkruese4258 I don't understand what that has to do with slumlord landlords not maintaining the property and leaving their tenants in unsafe conditions and/or evicting Tennants with barely any notice.

I get the point that slum landlords don’t maintain properties. Obviously the law needs to change, I wasn’t arguing otherwise but it’s not relevant to the point I was making. In the video the point was made that in some London boroughs as many as 1 in 10 children live in temporary accommodation causing serious overcrowding, as this family is. And the fact that the population has recently risen so rapidly can’t be discounted as a contributing factor to the deteriorating situation regarding availability.

​@@Smiggles_X1406why because they think the state should provide everything for them.. It's the milk and honey mentally.. Everything given on a platter...

Because we live in a society with one of the biggest economies in the world. After WW2 a large chunk of people were housed by the government. If they could do it in the wake of WW2 there is no reason they can't do it now. Especially since the cost of living crisis was born out of multiple disastrous Tory policies.

Those 'forigners' have better spelling skills in your language than you do. They also work and are not on benefits.

@@trildi erm I don't bloody think so..they all on benefits don't give me that rubbish .do you not see on the news the thousands coming into uk scrounging

Very reasonable response, I agree. I just worry that even if the landlord did this the lady featured in this video would just think that the landlord was making excuses not to do more extensive work (even though there isn’t really much that can be done other than what you mentioned in your comment).

Good ventilation and putting the heating on regularly stops damp and mould. If people don't want to open windows then they need to use a dehumidifier.

@@Robotron5000Deluxedo you think these people can afford heating?

I agree and no one seems to be talking about this point. Social housing was originally purposed for british people not everyone in the world who wants cheaper accomodation hence why there's now no social housing left!!! But don't get me wrong there's many other factors that are contributing to this disaster but giving half of social housing stock away to economic migrants who after 5years can buy the property without it being replenished is a major reason as to why the Uk has a housing crisis.

Liar. It's around 17 percent for the whole of the U.K.

@@fibson9775 Google it in London it's 50%

I agree but unless the lady can get help with storage - which is expensive - then her only option is to dispose of her property! My first thoughts were exactly yours, declutter, but it's hard. I speak as a 66 year old man who is in the same situation, placed in Temporary Accommodation after refusing to accept a 25% private rent increase. Never in my life did I imagine I would find myself in this situation but we are making the best of it and lucky to have family paying for storage for our belongings. We are warm and comfortable and damp free and are grateful for the help and support.

She needs to get rid of her hoard. It is not allowing the walls to get any ventilation. Portable dehumidifiers work wonders.

Correct! Also is house heated to 21-27c all day?

You haven’t accounted for poor cavity wall insulation. A property should be able to have stuff in it without resulting in that filth on the walls

100%

The cointry is not there yet they need disasteemr for them to innovate. 2025 will be tsunami as landlords exit in greater numbers.

It's alright. We counted the number of landlords in the Tory ranks as well.

@@trildi good, so you already know that renters are going to lose the election either way. Why would you listen to these lies and false promises ? Turkeys don't vote for Christmas. They just had a vote on affordability of rents and instead of bringing in rent controls they aloud tennants to keep a pet instead. Debate will be kept out of the house for years now.

Leaving windows open slighly ajar hardly helps with air circulation. The only air that gets circulated is the air very close to the window. Opening the windows completely (all the windows on a floor at the same time) for technically as long as possible (unless you're heating and unless it's hot outside and you let the heat in) is a so much more useful technique.

I can’t un-see that now 😂

Or at least replace the lost social housing

The reason why they don’t stop right to buy it, because in a housing estate, there needs to be a proportion of people who actually own their own properties, because if nobody owns their properties, the housing estate eventually rots by having people who own their own houses they actually look after them and keeps the area up

Because they knew that years later (now), there would be a huge amount of housing stock available for purchase by the rich. They just had to wait a generation and now they're buying it up as an asset or to rent out. Another Tory plan to move national wealth into private pockets. Thatcher's legacy coming to fruition.

It's called a window, you should try opening it some time...

​@@jsusvskbsv 🤡

The LG dehumidifier works very well.

It is likely your own perspiration!

@HorseSaddleRider I thought Mrs Thatcher was an excellent PM, however this "right to buy scheme" caused gross inflation in the cost of buying a home. Many council tenants were profligate and squandered their money, but on this scheme they were able to buy their house at a peppercorn rate and eventually sell it on for thousands more. This inflated the cost of purchasing a house, and deprived those who had scrimped and saved all their lives to buy one. Also the better council stock were purchased, leaving the poorer ones for rent. Add to this the fact that councils did not replace the social housing stock, and now the unprecedented level of immigration. No wonder these problems have occurred, we have returned to "Rachmanism".

True. I have sympathy for her children, though.

A lot of the rented houses also get infested with flies as the tenants keep the windows shut all the time.

Yes, I agree, the Jews have exploited us for long enough.

But by doing that she will lose the chance of a new house , lots of things l would do to make it liveable but some people just want others to do it ie council and new home

The government didnt make those children homeless, if that child really wanted a house, he would start a business

@@theredisland really hope this is a joke

I definitely noticed that as well.

A dehumidifier costs less than £100

So much stuff all over. How can this be the landlord’s fault 😢😢