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So you’re saying it’s Kelly’s fault?

£5m on a CM and a couple of loans will be fine. But we’ll need another 4-5 players in the summer.

Yeah just looked it up. Because there’s a red man it’s a clear no pedestrians sign so no right to cross

Actually I think under the new rules that’s a junction and pedestrians have right of way? 🤔

No it was you “go on green” I was being pedantic about.

Random pin drop in London. Are you telling me making these buildings another 2-3 stories would be the end of the world? It’s literally the same height as my mates house on the old Marconi site!

None taken it’s all forum bollocks. It’s mostly about adding a couple of stories here and there and building high rise where it’s appropriate. The only high rise that gets build in London is in the City pretty much

But we’ve just established you hate cities! Id rather live in Singapore than the Outer Hebrides. It takes all sorts!

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Haha true. But we need housing around there and we need lab space. It’s obviously not going to be one place but the main point is yes we can handle more people because there’s lots of places with room to grow. And the idea that them doing that means we pave over the entire countryside is a nonsense.

It’s not just about culture. It’s about the number of people that are likely to emigrate. Most Kuwaitis and Arabs emigrant between the countries, not to the UK. If we opened up to Ukraine we’d have the same issues we had in the early 2000s.

Actually if you want Manhattan Milton Keynes probably makes most sense. Stick some high speed connections to Oxford, Cambridge, London and Birmingham in and you’d grow it to the millions easily.

But we don’t need to. I’m using these cities as examples because people are saying we can’t increase density at all. As I say there’s huge swathes of ground between central London now and Manhattan. But people are acting like if we add another storey to some buildings we’ll be living in slum...

If you include gardens it’s just under 15% I think.

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Pretty much. You get we are talking about open immigration and not asylum/students/high skill right?

Neither are large parts of London or Birmingham or Manchester. Big cities do be like that. And there’s a huge amount of room between the two. We could double density in central London and Manhattan’s would still be 50% higher. And we don’t even need to do that. I assume you’re another...

What happened to Japan in 2010?