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No country for young men — UK generation gap widens
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I'm sure this property was very cheap!!!What do we do when we fall? We get up, dust ourselves off and start walking in the right direction again. Perhaps when we fall, it is easy to forget there are people along the way who help us stand and walk with us as we get back on track.0 -
1970s From Birmingham to GlasgowWhat do we do when we fall? We get up, dust ourselves off and start walking in the right direction again. Perhaps when we fall, it is easy to forget there are people along the way who help us stand and walk with us as we get back on track.0
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Amazing pics, and this is what Graham_Devon wants us to return to?
Shame on him0 -
It's shocking, but were'nt these houses owned by private landlords? And look what's happening now....
http://england.shelter.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0010/726166/People_living_in_bad_housing.pdf
The number of people living in bad housing: Evidence from the English Housing
Survey
The English Housing Survey (EHS) is commissioned by the Department for
Communities and Local Government (DCLG) and explores the quality of housing in
England.
The key findings from this analysis are:
Around three in ten people live in bad housing (3.6 million children, 9.2 million
working age adults and 2 million pensioners).
Bad housing is more common among those in private rented properties. Four in ten
(3.3 million) private rented tenants live in bad housing.
Over 975,000 children living in social rented housing are living in bad housing.
Approximately 845,000 children living in private rented housing are living in bad
housing. And over 1.7 million children living in owner occupied housing are living in
bad housing.
Overcrowding is more likely to affect those in social rented properties while living in
non-decent housing is more common among those in the private rented sector.
Children are most likely to live in overcrowded housing compared to working age
adults and pensioners. Overcrowding is also more common among those living in
London.0 -
Don't blame me, I voted Remain.0
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Amazing pics, and this is what Graham_Devon wants us to return to?
Shame on him
What? Where has that come from!?
Pick a random poster and suggest they want something completely random?!
As for a "return to". What's different today?
Anyone can post us pics of poverty in any decade....
2000's....
What's that proven?! Other than none of those who thanked all the photo posts will not thank this.0 -
mayonnaise wrote: »
I assume those in the 70's didn't have parties? Funny that, as we still celebrate the briliance of the 70's party scene.
I assume they never went out?
I assume the beatles and the crowds of people following them etc never actually existed and it's all a conspiracy theory!?
I guess these sort of things, simply never happened as everyone was too busy rubbing their two shillings together inbetween grafting 90 hours a week?0 -
Graham_Devon wrote: »....Pick a random poster and suggest they want something completely random?!.....
Goats & Monkeys Graham!
The very, very, very, last thing you are is a "random poster".0 -
How most of this thread likes to portray their childhood
And how it actually was
And how they come across to the non-codgers on this board0 -
Graham Devon What's that proven?! Other than none of those who thanked all the photo posts will not thank this.What do we do when we fall? We get up, dust ourselves off and start walking in the right direction again. Perhaps when we fall, it is easy to forget there are people along the way who help us stand and walk with us as we get back on track.0
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