Not at all. I'm as unhappy as you that there are so few high quality, medium density flats available in the UK. The real rabbit hutches are the tiny Barratt detached houses with no storage, a plastic… (View Post)

I'd love to have a big mansion on Barnton Avenue and a small castle in the Highlands too - but that's not going to be possible for 5.6 million people. You can hardly call the New Town's apartments or… (View Post)

FPT overall population density is not a great metric for measuring how much room there is in a country. People in Scotland live in closer proximity to each other than people in England, despite a muc… (View Post)

Flats, allotments and parks a much more efficient use of land too. The waiting list in Edinburgh is over a decade last time I checked, though the cost should be about £30,000 per year if they reflect… (View Post)

That's entirely wrong. Labour have lost very few voters to Reform/Conservative. The current voting shares are due to very high voter retention for Reform, a large number of previous non-voters now st… (View Post)