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Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Iain Dale's House...

... must be massive if he is he is, as stated here, paying £2,253.70 Council Tax.

I don't think we have any houses in Hackney valuable enough to be in a Council Tax band that high. Move to socialist Hackney, Iain, we've got tiny little working class houses and we've frozen our element of the council tax three years in a row, so you'd save money both ways round. The local Tories could do with some new blood as well.

It hasn't been a great time for property sales recently, of course, what with the collapse in confidence following Northern Rock and the lending squeeze, but I managed to find a few hovels by checking one popular website. I'm sure there are many more out there for you to choose from, Iain.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Iain Dale's house does sound awfully grand, Luke. It's probably almost as big as the mansion occupied by David Pitt-Watson, Ursula Barnes and sproglets.

Anonymous said...

The Peoples Republic of Hackney where some people are more equal than others. Does Charles Clarke still have a ex council shack in Hackney?

Anonymous said...

No - he's long since moved from Malvern Road, where a 3/4 bedroom house in decent condition will now fetch around £800,000.

Anonymous said...

It all fits into place he would have been a close neighbour of the Blairs who had a house on Mapledene Road