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Not only is the comment offensive, it is libellous. I am surprised Twitter haven't removed it.

From: Richard Bicknell 11 June 2021 10:47 AM

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Hell, yes. Mega greedy landlords. Lets break out, they can all stay in our houses for free. Hell no, we could pay them to stay and look after the property. What an equal society that would produce. All that HB saved for the Government could be paid to destitute Landlords. Oh, hang on, back to original position!

From: Richard Bicknell 02 June 2021 15:50 PM

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Just pay the 'Housing' bit of the benefit directly to the landlord like they used to

From: Richard Bicknell 21 April 2021 11:15 AM

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We had overseas students who took advantage of the six month break and went home in March 2020. The apartment was empty for six months, no rent. So NUS, how about some help for me, this is my income source. The departing students still had their income and no rent to pay.

From: Richard Bicknell 20 April 2021 11:21 AM

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WE do.

From: Richard Bicknell 15 April 2021 11:23 AM

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OK, hands up any union which does NOT invest in property companies who rent out commercial properties for profit. Hmmmm, not too many hands I suspect

From: Richard Bicknell 02 March 2021 11:18 AM

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Students signed their tenancy agreement knowing full well that a second Covid outbreak was likely. It was not a shock as in March 2020.

From: Richard Bicknell 17 February 2021 11:12 AM

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Perhaps Andy Burnham would like to put them up for free in his house to help relieve pressure on the system? Don't bother with a reply, we all know the answer!

From: Richard Bicknell 09 February 2021 11:14 AM

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Funny, I thought that if I owned the property I could decide who I let in and who I didn't. Silly me!

From: Richard Bicknell 01 February 2021 10:41 AM

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If signing a tenancy agreement in September 2019 one would have been unaware of the problems Covid was going to bring. BUT, as a student signing a tenancy agreement in September 2020 one would or should have been aware of the threat of Covid and what might happen. So if you signed a tenancy agreement knowing all the potential risks why should you now walk away from that agreement without penalty. You are grown ups in a grown up World. Face up to it before you graduate and join the real World permanently, as I did. I do have student accommodation paid for by hard earned cash, it is now MY income that puts food on My table

From: Richard Bicknell 12 January 2021 16:44 PM

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No doubt Mr Murphy is delivering his speeches and lectures free of charger during the Pandemic

From: Richard Bicknell 03 November 2020 11:28 AM

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Pubs shut, cafe's shut, restaurants shut, no travel expenses to and from work, should easily be able to afford food and rent

From: Richard Bicknell 16 October 2020 11:17 AM

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Perhaps a list of Tenants would be a good idea too, soon weed out the non-payers, damage causers etc.

From: Richard Bicknell 06 October 2020 11:00 AM

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I totally agree with Robert Brown. If housing charities really want to help how about paying the rent for all those deserving cases who cannot or elect not to pay their rent. Without the rent I too will become a problem case as I will have no income, who will then help me. It is simple, tenants sign an agreement to pay rent and live in my property. If they stop paying they should leave. If I leave a shop without paying for a Mars Bar I can be prosecuted, and rightly so, not protected because of Covid-19.

From: Richard Bicknell 11 September 2020 11:25 AM

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