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@GBNEWS Who

Leisure operator collapses into administration putting 100 sites at risk as councils step in gbnews.com/money/brockwel…

@DuncanBannatyne @Jenny_1884 8 rashes of bacon £2.50 roll 15 pence, it's to much, be competitive. They have just lost another customer

@Jenny_1884 Don’t blame the cafe’s. They have to pay VAT from that at 20% plus staff wages & ever increasing overheads

Does anyone else feel that it’s not enjoyable eating out nowadays as it’s become so expensive? I visited a cafe yesterday they wanted £6.50 for a bacon roll, £5.95 for a toasted sandwich which is just 2 slices of bread with a bit of filling toasted. I waited until I got home.

@Lord_Sugar @bbcapprentice @BBCOne @BBCiPlayer Bring back home economics

On tonight’s @bbcapprentice, if in doubt add random stuff 🍅🌶️🫑🥘 #TheApprentice 🫵 9pm @BBCOne and @BBCiPlayer

@RupertLowe10 Will you have an energy minister

No political party owns anybody's vote, no political party is entitled to anybody's vote. If they're arrogant enough to think that, then it shows exactly why Britain needed a genuine alternative. Restore Britain will work to earn your vote, and earn your trust.

@GBNEWS Ai could make things worse for a while with jobs being lost

'It's not a decline, it's a total collapse.' GB News' Miriam Cates discusses Britain's marriage 'crisis' after a recent report revealed just 2% of men are married by the age of 25. 📺 Freeview 236, Sky 512, Virgin 604

@Lord_Sugar Best ever

Come off it, we spent a fortune flying 20 candidates plus the whole production team to HK. The pictures were fantastic. Very un fair comment .

@DuncanBannatyne Hi Duncan, hope the holiday going well. I can save Leisure centres thousands with SmartCool Systems, risk free trial available, genuine opportunity. Thanks pete

Actually I am on a beach bed beside my beautiful wife in Tulum enjoying the sunshine & sea air. Thanks for your concern.

@SgtPappa @moving_charlie No. it affordability not supply and demand

@moving_charlie So don’t buy new builds, but not enough older ones to fulfil the market. Demand outstrips supply even further meaning house prices won’t crash…?

Wow.

@moving_charlie I believe we have a snowball effect which will be good for some but not for others, crash happening..

Now there’s something you don’t see every day. Prices slashed! Stamp paid! 100% mortgages! I smell big bargains. Haggle hard home hunters! Rare opportunities. Get snagging reports done first though!

@moving_charlie I can see a crash as once the press start using words out of context the public will follow and panic..

Can any journalist explain to me why ALL journalists are saying the entirely-predictable drop in house prices (after a big stamp duty and NI increase) as “unexpected”? Is it groupthink? Or press release copy and paste? Or something else?

@moving_charlie I tried to help someone the other day, regarding his property not having viewings for 8 months, based on your experience, I mentioned the price maybe to high! This did not go down well at all because the price becomes part of future plans. Better education of property is required

Today is a very important day on BestAgent’s path to fixing the housing market (and thus fixing “everything”). A first gathering of people who may form part of its leadership and steward it from its beginnings to a dominant force working for a fairer housing market, a stronger economy and better social mobility. There’s a lot of work to do, but there is a plan, and it creates the right incentives for all parties adding value to the moving process, ultimately aiming to shrink transaction times by 60% to 8 weeks, and to double transaction volumes to meet the pent up demand for moving home. A home for everyone. That’s the goal. Wish us luck!

@Victoria_Rixon Learning about this and feel I have a duty to make a stand against councils and the like..

🚨 COUNCIL TAX - SEND FREEDOM OF INFORMATION TO YOUR CEO & 151 OFFICER. ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ It’s time the general public understood their council tax. You want to see proof of your payments. I assure you that you won’t receive this information - because it’s fraud.

@musk_news13 YES

@patriciavalkei1 @DarrenTheDegen Three drops are not enough, one good drop would have been much better..

@DarrenTheDegen That's untrue we have had houses in my street been up to sale for nearly a year and they have dropped them 3 times the market is slow because the ecomony is slow and taxes is high ,mortgages are high young people can't aford them or can't get them on a low wage.

Can't sell your house because the housing market is "slow"? What you are really saying is that you are yet to accept your price is too high. Correctly priced properties will always sell, in any market!

@MarcusOrRealius @moving_charlie This unfortunately is true but so wrong.

@moving_charlie Charlie, you're missing a key factor here. Our current monetary system requires new money to be created to pay the interest demand of existing credit, since money is mainly created via loans being issued...

Do not buy the idea that relaxed mortgage lending rules solves any housing problem. Too much easy lending is the NUMBER ONE reason house prices are out of reach for most. It only serves house builder profits. Gently-easing house prices is the least-harmful way to improve affordability long term. Increasing lending hurts affordability and puts new borrowers on the hook for longer lives in debt and less chance to save for retirement. The buyers’ market is telling us that house prices are too high. Don’t make it worse with more irresponsible lending.

@robprogressive Brainwashed generation

University is now a scam

I used to defend University IF you wanted to be a Doctor, Lawyer, or other important career. This has ALL changed. Here’s why:  1. The average person gets £45,000 in debt at university   2. The average person starts on just a £26k salary after university 3. It takes the average graduate 6 to 9 months to get a job   4. Your loan repayments are top heavy: 80% is interest for the first few years  And, to make it even worse, employers just don’t value degrees anymore.   Honestly, why bother. Instead do these: 

1. Get an apprenticeship & learn a great skill
2. Get a job with an entrepreneur & EARN while you learn
3. Start your business now & take the risk while you have less to lose The world has changed. Education has changed. University is OVER 

What do you think?

@robprogressive Minimum wage, holiday pay and pension payment is a killer to most small retail, barbers profit share in general

The biggest decline in the U.K. that no one is talking about My local city centre used to have boutique shops & independent cafes & restaurants It used to have M&S. John Lewis; & now there are ALL gone Now it is riddled with vape shops, pawn brokers & pound shops One street has EIGHT betting shops & slots/casinos There are dozens of homeless people What an utter disgrace Empty units everywhere. Graffiti everywhere Nothing to do & NOT safe for our children The biggest decline in the U.K. is the high streets Councils are broke, cities are in ruin yet Council tax is going UP Private investors want to develop but planning laws make it impossible How is your city centre doing? And why is no one talking about this?

@robprogressive 11 barbers where i am, I also have a technology that will save councils thousands and there is no interest, it's a scandal

@moving_charlie @mtpennycook My X landlord who is unstable has over 100 flats and generally takes in higher risk with 3 months and six months in advance, he is so disorganised he will really struggle, and he reaps what he has sowed!

What’s your response to this ⁦@mtpennycook⁩

@marvinmusk 30 would be accepted