Camden Tenant t.morgan@googlemail.com
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Comment on: Camden’s abseiling insulation project
Camden council has a peculiar interest (in my view) in ab-sailing usually they send elderly staff and councillors to the top of buildings to 'sail' down them, usually at the town hall. Most odd. Are they insured in case of fatal accidents?
Can't wait for the bungy jumping. -
Comment on: Yvonne Hossack wins disciplinary hearing
Common sense prevails at last.
This is what happens when a honest decent citizen trys to help others and goes up against the 'system'. A system that is so flawed and designed at every level to from the police to the courts from local councils to central government to oppress and harm decent law abiding people.
The state and dare I say the Crown are not our 'friends' and they do not have our best interests at heart - quite the opposite it seems.
In my experience If you aren't one of 'them' and don't operate as they do then you will be targeted for harassment and intimidation and your life will be made a living hell. This isn't right.
Welcome to 21st century Britain.
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Posted in: Hypocrisy
As far as I can tell the ALMO NO vote in camden was 77% and the turnout was 30% according to a council report I have seen. The judge ruled in favour of camden council in the legal challenge taken by some DCH supporters.
It has been ten years since camden council started its capital works/decent homes project to bring all council homes in the borough up to a decent standard, but still most council homes are below the decent standard. How much this has cost so far is anyones guess, but I do that camden council has lost millions in bad contracts and general mis-management.
Camden council has been given 2 years leyway on the 2010 deadline for homes to be brought up to a decent standard, but I cannot see how they are going to manage the new 1012 deadline without them obtaining some serious funds. 50-70% of council homes are still below decent standards which makes me wonder what the ell they have been doing for the last ten years? and how much money has been wasted? -
Posted in: Tenancy for life
Kass what are the 'facts' that I should be getting right? I didn't actually state any 'facts' I simply gave my opinion, which obviously isn't to your liking.
With all due respect, the problem with tenants like you (who have no real argument based on facts), and we have a few of them in camden who bully other tenants, is that you don't have the intelligence to come up with arguments based on fact, reason and logic so you resort to bullying other tenants to get your mindless points across. -
Posted in: Hypocrisy
I voted against the ALMO when a vote was taken on it by tenants in the LB Camden. I didn't see any good reason for transfering management from one badly run tier of housing management to a second tier that would in all likelyhood be just as badly managed if not more so and with less accountability to tenants.
I simply did not have any confidence that the management of a ALMO would be any better than the present management we have here in Camden. -
Posted in: Tenancy for life
'tenancy for life' can mean a number of things to a number of people.
Personally I think people who earn above a certain threshold should not be entitled to council housing and given the shortage of council homes should be asked to either pay more rent or go find some where else to live.