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Enough with the empty flats! Time to tax empty homes into use.
We need a serious policy to tackle the scandal of empty homes sitting vacant across Scotland while families struggle to find affordable housing. This proposal calls for a significant increase in council tax on properties that have been unoc
Enough with the luxury flats, where are the actual homes for people?
I saw a group of Year 10s yesterday, all local kids I know, sketching out their dream houses during a rainy lunch break. One girl, Aisha, who’s so bright it’s criminal, was drawing this modest three-bed terrace with a little garden. She sai
Housing benefits are a bandage on a broken leg, let’s build more houses and cut the red tape
It's absolutely nuts how much rents have shot up in Brighton. I know a couple, young professionals, both working hard, and they're paying an absolute fortune just for a tiny flat near Fiveways. It’s not just them, my kids' nursery staff, lo
Enough with the "affordable" housing that's just slightly less unaffordable!
How can anyone look at house prices and genuinely say we have a housing crisis? It's like saying a leaky roof is just a "ventilation feature." We need a complete overhaul, not these pathetic tweaks that barely make a dent. My proposal is s
Enough is Enough: Let's End the Nightmare of Sky-High Rents and Buy-to-Let Landlords
It drives me mad, seeing young families and working people priced out of decent housing in their own communities. My parents worked their fingers to the bone, and even then, owning a home felt like an impossible dream. Now, thanks to endles
Prioritise Scots in Scottish Homes
We should introduce a new policy that prioritises social housing for Scottish residents, particularly those who have been on the waiting list for years. This is desperately needed because it's getting to the point where people who have live
Enough with the 'affordable' housing that's neither affordable nor housing! When will they build for real people?
Seriously, why do we keep seeing these tiny flats marketed as 'affordable' when they cost an arm and a leg and are barely big enough to swing a cat in, let alone raise a family? We're building luxury boxes for investors while ordinary peopl
End Greedy Landlordism Now
I'm so fed up with seeing families in Hebden Bridge struggling to find a decent place to live, all because some wealthy investor is more interested in making a quick buck than in providing a home for people who need it. I've seen it firstha
Enough is Enough! Stop Builders Rushing Houses On Our Green Belt
We need to freeze all new housing developments on designated green belt land immediately. This isn't about stopping people from getting homes, it's about protecting the areas we have left before they're all gone. Developers are just land-ba
Scrap the planning permission nightmare
I'm proposing that we drastically simplify the planning permission process to get more houses built quickly. This is needed because the current system is a mess, it's slow, and it's a major barrier to getting new homes built, which is why w
Stop the Short-Term Let Landlords Ruining Our Villages
Honestly, it drives me mad. Everywhere you look in Bakewell, and across the Peak District really, you see 'Holiday Let' signs. Houses that should be for families, for nurses, for teachers, are just empty shells for half the year, or even mo
Fixing the Housing Mess Once and For All
I'm sick of seeing young families priced out of our area, forced to move to some soulless new development on the outskirts of town, all because the council's too soft on developers who only care about profits. It's not just about the prices
Enough Is Enough: Put British Families First on Housing
Went to see my mate Dave down at the pub last week. He’s a plumber, works bloody hard. His daughter, she’s 28, still living at home with him and his wife. Says she’ll never get on the ladder now. Saw her the other day trying to buy a coffee
Insulate every home in Britain by 2035 as the single biggest climate and poverty measure
The UK has some of the least energy-efficient housing stock in western Europe. Around 19 million homes have an EPC rating below C. These homes leak heat, cost more to run, and push people into fuel poverty. Improving them is simultaneously
Strong support for affordable housing, with some very minor and entirely reasonable conditions
The Nimby Liberation Front is unambiguous in its support for affordable housing. The country is in a housing crisis. Young people cannot afford to buy. Young families are being pushed out of villages like ours. This is a tragedy and we stan
Let's Stop Pretending Council Housing is the Answer
I was talking to my mate Dave the other day, you know, the plumber? He was telling me about a job he did at a new build estate down the road. Lovely houses, all snazzy solar panels and driveways. But half of them are sitting empty. Turns ou
Scrap business rates entirely and replace them with a land value tax
Business rates are a tax on improvement. You invest in your property, you pay more. You leave it derelict, you pay nothing. This is backwards. It punishes exactly the behaviour we want and rewards exactly the behaviour we dont. Land value
Fix Our Housing Mess Already
I was talking to my daughter the other day and she's struggling to find a place to rent that doesn't cost an arm and a leg. She's working two jobs and still can't afford a decent flat in Harrogate. It's ridiculous that someone who's employe
MPs who vote on housing policy shouldnt be allowed to own rental properties
Quick one this. Something like a third of MPs own rental property on top of their own home. When those same MPs vote on housing policy, tenants rights, landlord tax — they are literally voting on their own income. Imagine if doctors were a
Enough is Enough: Our Own People Need Homes First
With all due respect, this talk of banning foreign nationals from social housing is a start, but it doesn't go far enough. We need a clear, prioritised system that puts British citizens, particularly those who have contributed to this count
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