alex attwood's houses of illrepute

[lawnseed]

it seems that the stoops have been so busy trying to oppose sinn fein at every opportunity that their own 'house' is far from in order :
£108,000,000 spent over the last four years buying expensive off the shelf properties from developers
a massive shortfall in the provision of housing
no stats kept on the level of anti social behaviour or the rehousing of anti social tenants
a fall in the level of social housing
a fall in the response for repairs on existing housing
spiraling waiting times on housing

£108,000,000 WTF and more people are on waiting lists than before the took on the job.. complete chaos

[Orior]

Is this what they call "politiking"?

[Gaffer]

Is there an election coming up?

[lawnseed]

Is there an election coming up?

worts et al

[Maguire01]

it seems that the stoops have been so busy trying to oppose sinn fein at every opportunity that their own 'house' is far from in order :
£108,000,000 spent over the last four years buying expensive off the shelf properties from developers
a massive shortfall in the provision of housing
no stats kept on the level of anti social behaviour or the rehousing of anti social tenants
a fall in the level of social housing
a fall in the response for repairs on existing housing
spiraling waiting times on housing

£108,000,000 WTF and more people are on waiting lists than before the took on the job.. complete chaos

Do you work for The Sun? Can you tell me how many houses were delivered for £108m? Because £108m might be perfectly reasonable.

Also, i'd imagine that any increase in the waiting list is influenced by:
- demand increasing as people lose their jobs;
- reduction in the Department's budget, impacting on the ability to continue investing in new stock; and
- reduction in receipts from sale of stock, again limiting resources to continue investing in further stock.

A link to your source would be appreciated, assuming you haven't just made it up.

[lawnseed]

it seems that the stoops have been so busy trying to oppose sinn fein at every opportunity that their own 'house' is far from in order :
£108,000,000 spent over the last four years buying expensive off the shelf properties from developers
a massive shortfall in the provision of housing
no stats kept on the level of anti social behaviour or the rehousing of anti social tenants
a fall in the level of social housing
a fall in the response for repairs on existing housing
spiraling waiting times on housing

£108,000,000 WTF and more people are on waiting lists than before the took on the job.. complete chaos

Do you work for The Sun? Can you tell me how many houses were delivered for £108m? Because £108m might be perfectly reasonable.

Also, i'd imagine that any increase in the waiting list is influenced by:
- demand increasing as people lose their jobs;
- reduction in the Department's budget, impacting on the ability to continue investing in new stock; and
- reduction in receipts from sale of stock, again limiting resources to continue investing in further stock.

A link to your source would be appreciated, assuming you haven't just made it up.

2500 houses required each year only an average of 1578 provided so over 4 years thats 6312 houses for 108 000,000
dsd figures not mine

[Gaffer]

Is there an election coming up?

worts et al

Yes, Catriona Ruane

[Maguire01]

it seems that the stoops have been so busy trying to oppose sinn fein at every opportunity that their own 'house' is far from in order :
£108,000,000 spent over the last four years buying expensive off the shelf properties from developers
a massive shortfall in the provision of housing
no stats kept on the level of anti social behaviour or the rehousing of anti social tenants
a fall in the level of social housing
a fall in the response for repairs on existing housing
spiraling waiting times on housing

£108,000,000 WTF and more people are on waiting lists than before the took on the job.. complete chaos

Do you work for The Sun? Can you tell me how many houses were delivered for £108m? Because £108m might be perfectly reasonable.

Also, i'd imagine that any increase in the waiting list is influenced by:
- demand increasing as people lose their jobs;
- reduction in the Department's budget, impacting on the ability to continue investing in new stock; and
- reduction in receipts from sale of stock, again limiting resources to continue investing in further stock.

A link to your source would be appreciated, assuming you haven't just made it up.

2500 houses required each year only an average of 1578 provided so over 4 years thats 6312 houses for 108 000,000
dsd figures not mine

£17k per house?

[lawnseed]

it seems that the stoops have been so busy trying to oppose sinn fein at every opportunity that their own 'house' is far from in order :
£108,000,000 spent over the last four years buying expensive off the shelf properties from developers
a massive shortfall in the provision of housing
no stats kept on the level of anti social behaviour or the rehousing of anti social tenants
a fall in the level of social housing
a fall in the response for repairs on existing housing
spiraling waiting times on housing

£108,000,000 WTF and more people are on waiting lists than before the took on the job.. complete chaos

Do you work for The Sun? Can you tell me how many houses were delivered for £108m? Because £108m might be perfectly reasonable.

Also, i'd imagine that any increase in the waiting list is influenced by:
- demand increasing as people lose their jobs;
- reduction in the Department's budget, impacting on the ability to continue investing in new stock; and
- reduction in receipts from sale of stock, again limiting resources to continue investing in further stock.

A link to your source would be appreciated, assuming you haven't just made it up.

2500 houses required each year only an average of 1578 provided so over 4 years thats 6312 houses for 108 000,000
dsd figures not mine

£17k per house?

that doesnt sound right...it must be 170,000 which is ott when the arse just dropped out of the market

[lawnseed]

Is there an election coming up?

worts et al

Yes, Catriona Ruane

glass houses gaffer, expensive glass houses..

[Milltown Row2]

it seems that the stoops have been so busy trying to oppose sinn fein at every opportunity that their own 'house' is far from in order :
£108,000,000 spent over the last four years buying expensive off the shelf properties from developers
a massive shortfall in the provision of housing
no stats kept on the level of anti social behaviour or the rehousing of anti social tenants
a fall in the level of social housing
a fall in the response for repairs on existing housing
spiraling waiting times on housing

£108,000,000 WTF and more people are on waiting lists than before the took on the job.. complete chaos

Do you work for The Sun? Can you tell me how many houses were delivered for £108m? Because £108m might be perfectly reasonable.

Also, i'd imagine that any increase in the waiting list is influenced by:
- demand increasing as people lose their jobs;
- reduction in the Department's budget, impacting on the ability to continue investing in new stock; and
- reduction in receipts from sale of stock, again limiting resources to continue investing in further stock.

A link to your source would be appreciated, assuming you haven't just made it up.

2500 houses required each year only an average of 1578 provided so over 4 years thats 6312 houses for 108 000,000
dsd figures not mine

£17k per house?

that doesnt sound right...it must be 170,000 which is ott when the arse just dropped out of the market

Detached house price there, 108 thousand for two bedroom in Belfast!!

[Maguire01]

it seems that the stoops have been so busy trying to oppose sinn fein at every opportunity that their own 'house' is far from in order :
£108,000,000 spent over the last four years buying expensive off the shelf properties from developers
a massive shortfall in the provision of housing
no stats kept on the level of anti social behaviour or the rehousing of anti social tenants
a fall in the level of social housing
a fall in the response for repairs on existing housing
spiraling waiting times on housing

£108,000,000 WTF and more people are on waiting lists than before the took on the job.. complete chaos

Do you work for The Sun? Can you tell me how many houses were delivered for £108m? Because £108m might be perfectly reasonable.

Also, i'd imagine that any increase in the waiting list is influenced by:
- demand increasing as people lose their jobs;
- reduction in the Department's budget, impacting on the ability to continue investing in new stock; and
- reduction in receipts from sale of stock, again limiting resources to continue investing in further stock.

A link to your source would be appreciated, assuming you haven't just made it up.

2500 houses required each year only an average of 1578 provided so over 4 years thats 6312 houses for 108 000,000
dsd figures not mine

£17k per house?

that doesnt sound right...it must be 170,000 which is ott when the arse just dropped out of the market

You do the sums. But you're right in that it doesn't make sense. Not for the first time.

[Maguire01]

Aside from your figures making no sense, can you provide a link to the rest of your comments?

[lawnseed]

Aside from your figures making no sense, can you provide a link to the rest of your comments?

opps! the 108 million was spent on purchasing off the shelf development properties. i gave you the figure for the total units supplied that includes dsds own work. the dsd have not made the figure your after available or the current value of the property purchased but do go on to say that many of the units purchased were not suitable for elderly or disabled and need more money spent on them to upgrade.

[Maguire01]

So what you're saying is that you still can't conclude whether it's value for money or not. And if that's the case, your rant makes no sense. £108m could still be a perfectly reasonable figure.

And again, can you please link your source?