@mrJamesGraham@EdinburghTVFest gear towards longer term development of people? It all comes down to financial risk and commitment. Anyway - I apologise for clogging your feed. Your talk really got me thinking. I'd love to connect with you in a more appropriate channel on it, do feel free to message me
@mrJamesGraham@EdinburghTVFest profoundly affected me. I almost walked away. If this instability is addressed, then I think a lot of these problems are addressed. But this is almost a dirty secret no one wants to talk about. Why must every project be starting from scratch in terms of hires? Why can't companies
@StevePigott7@paullewismoney Yes. The article claims that the owner didn't know his freeholder was the council. This is not credible.
If the block needs multiple big-ticket items like a new roof, lift, changing old single-glazed windows to dbl glazed, it's not imposs to see how such a big sum could rack up.
@tykee5@paullewismoney The bill for the block is split between the properties (according to property size) - leasehold and tenanted. Leasehold properties don't pay for bathrooms/kitchens in council rented properties.
@Chris_Daniels21@ianditchfield@KevinASchofield This is nonsense. The rebellious MPs are trying to shape the narrative, by going to the media. Should the media not report what they have to say? It's simple - if MPs don't want the media to report something, don't tell them it. 🙃
@Chris_Daniels21@ianditchfield@KevinASchofield Del Piero is correct. Mordaunt is a Great Officer of State, and sits in cabinet. Part of that means holding the government/cabinet line - she doesn't have the freedom of a backbencher.
@holland_tom from college how hard it can be to get 11 players!) - and for a while it seemed like there was traction, and you were up for meeting, but now communication has gone dry. If I've piqued your interest again, I would love to hear from you (or Susan). [email protected]
@holland_tom been emailing Susan at Little Brown. I know you'll get lots of contact from people like me, so I carefully personified my email (remarking how we are near neighbours, and even offering to fill in your cricket team if needed, as part of the bargain - I remember 2/3
@holland_tom Hi Tom. Forgive the breach in protocol, but this is a final roll of the dice (to use some Caesarian language). I am a producer making a big TV series about the ancient world - Alexander, Caesar, Cleopatra. I would love to feature you as an interviewee. I have 1/3
@LiamSpender @LeaseStand @TowerHamletsJL@ritustweets I have a similar situation where I live. But even though the door is a stone-cold rip-off, because it is part of a contract that was tendered for 10 years ago (long-term-licence to print money partnering contract) it is legally bullet-proof, and the cost can't be challenged
@nearlylegal But if they cannot afford 'any' heating the same thing would apply. The walls would be cold and damp. Is it up to the freeholder to provide a 'passivhaus'?
@nearlylegal leading to low ambient and surface temperatures; where moisture loads are high and/or ventilation is insufficient, the excess moisture will condense on these surfaces.' 3/3
@nearlylegal or economic issues, it is important to note the likely role that fuel poverty15 is playing in some cases. Condensation, damp and mould can often be a symptom of fuel poverty, as many householders cannot afford this level of heating and their homes are therefore under-heated...2/3