Squatters Law

[giraffesCantGoBackToSchool]

In England and Wales is set to become clear so easier to get squatters out.

People on BBC opposing it - how can you oppose it when peoples houses are occupied by squatters and they can't get back in?

Not something I know a lot about - I am prepared to chance my veiws so feel free to educate me. I am in Scotland and we have different rules.

Never mind, dear George Osborne has been on the radio today telling everyone that easing up on planning restrictions will help Tesco, Bovis, Robert McAlpine and all his other mates "help the economy get going again".

Bangs head on floor.

At LAST the law is on the landowners side. Must be a first!

loopy I take it that you are very rich or very ironic.

Because non of these constuction companies employ tradesmen, plant and haulage workers at all do they... Oh wait yes they do.

No, novack not if they can avoid it.

My BIL is a responsible contractor of 25 years' standing who is forever being undercut by these companies because of cheap labour taken on by sub-sub-sub-contractors.

These people are very unlilkely to abide by pesky HSE requirements. I suppose that doesn't matter because their scared workers limp off to Lithuania or ride there in coffins leaving buildings to collapse on us in years to come like this one

And this is when they're not blacklisting potential workers for being members of a union:
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/thousands-of-workers-blacklisted-over-political-views-8010208.html

The "trickle down" theory isn't working, as evinced by the widening gap between rich and poor.