The management company having skimped on maintenance too - which isn't unrelated to the issue that needs rectifying.

Should does some heavy lifting there. Lots of property owners have no sinking fund or no substantial one. I've known loads of people get stuck with huge major works bills despite paying thousands in service charges.

Labour has decided people don't want to be told there are moral consequences for restricting immigration because it knows people don't like being told they're hurting people who haven't done anything to deserve it or refusing to help innocent people. But this is moral cowardice. 3/3

Where you start affects policy. Are rights to residency inherent and to be defended and upheld as much as possible - or are they generously given and can be withdrawn without moral consequence? 2/

Finding a democratic solution is hard because while I am willing to compromise on my own interests, I'm not not on a refugee's who has no say in the democratic system. 'We have decided, democratically, to make your life miserable' is a morally repugnant state to be in. 2/2

Is that a 4th Doctor reference I spy?

With a natural 20 she broke into the safe and inside there was a treasure chest. Unfortunately her next roll, checking for traps was a natural 1...

It does, so she successfully snuck in but then couldn't open the safe on the first try and got caught by a guard. But she bamboozled him by pretending to be a guard herself and bought herself some time. 3/

To introduce her to the mechanics of the game I told her she's in a village, and asked what she wants to do. Her immediate answer "does this village have a bank?" 2/