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[url= http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8184953.stm ]Out with the old, and in with the... Old![/url]
They have learned - they've learned they can pretty much get away with it
So it would appear..
£275 for a light shade FFS!
[i]Mr Martin spent £724,600 of public money on the flat from 2000 to 2008. [/i]
Relative to the previous tenant, he seems positively frugal though! Could have rebuilt my house several times with that sort of money.
Greed rage public money trough shame! Insulting recession horror profligacy, me say. Rage gravy trough disgust. 🙄
Care to translate that into something intelligible? 😉
[i]Care to translate that into something intelligible?[/i]
Sounds all very familiar to...
[url= http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/business/bank-anger-profit-bonus-in-fatcat-fury-shame-200908031950/ ]http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/business/bank-anger-profit-bonus-in-fatcat-fury-shame-200908031950/[/url]
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Apartments in listed buildings of national, possibly international, importance should be done up on the cheap? I think not.
[i]£275 for a light shade FFS![/i]
Yeah good job he got 8 for that price.
So I see. I guess the previous tenant must have stolen the previously installed ones a la vacating student digs. Perhaps he took the light bulbs too...
Apartments in listed buildings of national, possibly international, importance should be done up on the cheap? I think not.
If it's that important nationally or internationally why is he living there with his kid(s).
Do you think most listed buildings aren't lived in?
EDIT: ignore me