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Just so long as it's accompanied by a good Chianti......

Firstly there are already two taxes on primary housing, they just kick in when you are old, poorly and infirm. Firstly the equity from your house must be used to pay for social care. Secondly, if you cark it, then your kids can end up with a large inheritence tax bill. Secondly many people...

Even as a centre-left voter I can't agree with that either. Once you have a mortgage and are earning a crust you are working for and earning any equity gain. It's how the housing market works. Why on earth should people share that? If the market tanks and people end up in negative equity are you...

It was pre Screaming for a Policeman days........

Funny that :lolol: I was on the terraces when you lot turned up with inflatable seagulls. Bobble hat coach due to my age - probably not as much fun :lol:

I don't believe you've read Animal Farm. You may well have watched the film though.

There are loads of different definitions with no one particular one more acceptable than another. But class - or at least status - is fluid if you ask me. My dad was born in a two room flat in Kings Cross and my grandad worked in factories. I grew up in a small house in Hove living week to...

Indeed. Amid all the bile and tribalism this is where I am currently. Boris has a huge amount to deliver on. If he gets it right then he'll keep power for a very long time. That won't suit my "tribe" necessarily but if the country is doing well and it looks like the future is bright for my kids...

And then someone started this thread.................:facepalm: