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"Birmingham council spent more than £100 million on housing homeless people in bed and breakfasts and hostels last year Could have housed them in these 700 empty homes. " Have you asked them why they didn't? Because I don't think anyone here will know why. | |||
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"Birmingham City Council also spent more than £1m in 2022 on vehicles that don't comply with their own Clean Air Zone policy" Complain. | |||
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"Birmingham City Council also spent more than £1m in 2022 on vehicles that don't comply with their own Clean Air Zone policy" WTF | |||
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"700 empty homes in Birmingham, originally designed as an athletes’ village for the Commonwealth Games, will be sold by the Labour council at a loss of more than £300m to the taxpayer. Ayoub Khan, the independent MP for Perry Barr where the apartments are located, said it was an “absolute scandal” that the Labour-led authority had agreed last week to sell more than 700 homes to a private company in a deal forecast to result in a multimillion-pound loss. Described by local people as a ghost town, with many flats standing empty for more than a year, was intended to be an athletes’ village for the Commonwealth Games, which Birmingham hosted in 2022. How much has Birmingham council spent on emergency housing for the homeless, and bleating on about being skint, while 700 homes they own have stood empty. " Far better to get some cash back even at a loss than sit empty doing nothing. | |||
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"700 empty homes in Birmingham, originally designed as an athletes’ village for the Commonwealth Games, will be sold by the Labour council at a loss of more than £300m to the taxpayer. Ayoub Khan, the independent MP for Perry Barr where the apartments are located, said it was an “absolute scandal” that the Labour-led authority had agreed last week to sell more than 700 homes to a private company in a deal forecast to result in a multimillion-pound loss. Described by local people as a ghost town, with many flats standing empty for more than a year, was intended to be an athletes’ village for the Commonwealth Games, which Birmingham hosted in 2022. How much has Birmingham council spent on emergency housing for the homeless, and bleating on about being skint, while 700 homes they own have stood empty. Far better to get some cash back even at a loss than sit empty doing nothing." Why are there 700 empty homes while same council has so many homeless families | |||
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"Birmingham City Council also spent more than £1m in 2022 on vehicles that don't comply with their own Clean Air Zone policy" That’s outstanding! “Yes minister” lives on … | |||
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"Isn't this the same council who wasted 250k on plant's for the council offices??" And Birmingham’s council has been accused of wasting almost £10 million on a cycle highway that is wider than a bus lane...that no one uses And £400,000 on diversity staff | |||
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"Birmingham City Council also spent more than £1m in 2022 on vehicles that don't comply with their own Clean Air Zone policy That’s outstanding! “Yes minister” lives on … " Since posting that I’ve read elsewhere it’s £2.1 million. | |||
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"Birmingham City Council also spent more than £1m in 2022 on vehicles that don't comply with their own Clean Air Zone policy" They could have just paid the fines and received the fines themselves | |||
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