It is hppening all over ...the quaint towns ....mam and pop stores .....little idyllic places ''...the loud .....obnoxious'''''''''' fucking nouveau riche ........are sttorming into these places ....... with their bastard kids ......nasty hot .....wives .......which is okay .....tits are always welcome on beaches .....yes!!!!!>.....i am a shaloow basatrd ....thank you for noticing ......... and money and fucking shit up and the locals are suffering .....but always the soul can be bought for an envelope of cash .......look at how the brits fucked up spain........ and tenerife .....they are like shit flies over in spain opening bars........ and pubs...... and cafes ....its like fucking blackpool in spain .......fucking disgusting.....mostly crime laundered money we all know they buy these proerties with illict cash and then wash the money with equity ......geez ....if you di not know that ...you're a fucking putz.!!!!!..... happening all over .....rich crime.......oh well .....
I was forced to live in car park as second home owners invaded seaside town – I offered year’s rent but it wasn’t enough
IT is one of Britain’s most popular seaside towns with families paying thousands of pounds per week to relax near its sandy beaches and vibrant nightlife during the summer.
Even this week, on a clear but chilly day, it was awash with tourists and surfers, but you do not have to scratch much beneath the surface in Newquay, Cornwall, to see some locals are struggling to make ends meet.
Earlier this month, Prince William - who took over running the Duchy of Cornwall from his father in 2022 - announced a £3million fund to build 24 new homes for homeless people in Nansledan, a new estate on the edge of Newquay built by the Duchy.
The move was welcomed in the town but with 27,000 on the waiting list for council houses in Cornwall, few believe this alone will have a major impact on the most vulnerable.
Among them is Maddie Tyers, 54, who slipped into homelessness following the death of her mother in 2020.
After selling the house they both lived in, Maddie tried to rent a flat in Newquay but was turned down despite offering a year’s rent up front because of her low income.
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Within a year she was homeless and living in a van in the town with her two huskies Ghost and Maverick.
Maddie sunk into depression and was close to suicide but has bravely chosen to tell her story to highlight how hardworking Brits are falling through the cracks.
Maddie - who worked as a construction site cleaner before having to stop work to care for her mother - said: “At my lowest point I was living in a car park in Wadebridge and I nearly took my own life.
"If it wasn’t for my uncle calling me up that evening and the dogs I wouldn’t be here. The dogs are my lifeline with my anxiety and mental health.
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