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Cameron and Co, you silly....silly boys
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Graham_Devon wrote: »How do you feel about self cleaning windows in such properties?
Not needed, as cleaning windows is not a requirement HA's have to undertake unless the property is empty.
They don't then but it helps to enhance the property.
You should raise concerns on their spending and what your fees finance.
It should be used to help maintain property and the locality. Not to go on a capital spending binge for tennent benefit.0 -
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leveller2911 wrote: »Just out of interest whats the area and which Housing Association?
You'll be lucky to get a straight answer from Mr Vague.0 -
Not needed, as cleaning windows is not a requirement HA's have to undertake unless the property is empty.
Blocks of flats, 3 stories high have recently been built. All with self cleaning glass in them. I know because my sister was looking at renting one, but they have been taken over by HA, as was intended, as they made the private rentals so difficult to actually achieve, and left them empty for 6 months until they were taken over in bulk.0 -
Graham_Devon wrote: »Blocks of flats, 3 stories high have recently been built. All with self cleaning glass in them. I know because my sister was looking at renting one, but they have been taken over by HA, as was intended, as they made the private rentals so difficult to actually achieve, and left them empty for 6 months until they were taken over in bulk.
Well flats are a bit different because of health and safety. But you seem to indicate they were built for private ownership, so the HA would have not specified the glass in that case. Unlike your scenario.0 -
leveller2911 wrote: »Just out of interest whats the area and which Housing Association?
Id rather not say, i cant go naming names when im a subby in that area.
I think you know my work could dry up pretty quickly if i did:)0 -
undetterred wrote: »You'll be lucky to get a straight answer from Mr Vague.
Why is everybody so desperate to know my exact location.
I live near a tesco and thats all i am prepared to say for now:rotfl:0
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