£50k fine in Scotland 👀 Because of the scattergun approach in England, plus her agency missing it too, I think paying whatever fine it is and an apology in the Commons will see her through this. (View Post)

Even if it was up to spec that doesn't excuse not having a licence, the point of which extends further than just providing habitable conditions. It's not just the hypocrisy - it's about underlying va… (View Post)

We're going to get a Putin/Medvedev situation I reckon. (View Post)

As a landlord, the system in Scotland seems perfectly reasonable to me. A fee per year to register (so it puts off everyone applying for it, thereby reducing workload on the council), and a number of… (View Post)

Opening up homes to buy and reducing pressure on the rental market as a result. I think the system we have in Scotland is perfectly reasonable - a country wide registration scheme that costs £82 per … (View Post)