Party On
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| First episode date | 2013 |
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| Final episode date | January 24, 2014 |
| Genres | Reality Television |
| Cast | Jacqueline MacInnes Wood |
| Jan 16, 2014 | |
| Reviews | www.imdb.com |
| Networks | E! |
| Episodes | EpisodesE08 · IbizaJan 23, 2014 E07 · IstanbulJan 16, 2014 E06 · MarbellaJan 9, 2014 View 5+ more |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2326656 |
About Party On
Daytime Emmy-nominated actress Jacqueline M. Wood (`The Bold and the Beautiful') travels the world, spending 48 hours at each location, to give viewers a VIP tour of some of the world's top party destinations. On her journey, Wood visits exclusive resorts and world-class beaches while trying each location's signature food and drinks as well as tackling activities, many that could be considered extreme, that make each destination unique. The Croatian island of Hvar, which promotes itself as the sunniest spot in Europe, and Ibiza, one of Europe's top party destinations, are among the stops where Wood gets a stamp on her passport for the series. … MORE
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Election 2019, Your Questions Answered: Which party will help first-time buyers?
With The General election only a fortnight away, housing is a topic that has been on the minds of our readers.
Here, we answer a selection of your questions.
What are parties pledging to do to help first-time buyers? Joanna MacGowan, SouthamptonYoung People in particular are less likely to own a home than previous generations,
The Conservatives want to introduce a new mortgage with long-term fixed rates, requiring only a 5% deposit, to help Young People buy their first homes.
This is in addition to creating a scheme where first-time buyers will be able to get a 30% discount on new homes in their local area.
Labour has also said it would give local people "first dibs" on new homes built in their area.
It has also promised to review Help to Buy. This is a government scheme which lets buyers access a loan of up to 20% of the purchase price, or 15% in Scotland, or 40% in London. The loan is interest-free for The First five years, and it only applies to new-builds.
What's being done to solve the housing crisis for millennials in major cities? Adam, BirminghamYoung People aged 25 to 34 Make Up the largest proportion of renters in the UK,
In addition to making pledges on home ownership, some parties say they will overhaul private renting.
The Conservatives have promised to introduce a scheme where renters can transfer deposits from one rental property to another.
Labour, on The Other hand, announced that it would cap rent prices with inflation, as well as introduce open-ended tenancies. It also wants to bring in an annual "property MOT", to ensure flats and houses meet minimum standards.
The Liberal Democrats say they would Set Up a new Help to Rent scheme, where first-time renters under 30 could apply for loans for deposits on their first properties.
Several parties including Labour and the Green Party have also said they want to end no-fault evictions, also known as "Section 21 evictions", where landlords can evict tenants without a reason after their fixed-term tenancy has ended.
The government
It is widely acknowledged that the UK is facing its biggest-ever housing shortfall. What plans do parties have to boost housebuilding? Gareth Johns, OxfordSeveral experts have said that the UK faces a shortfall in housing.
The Number of new houses being built has fallen in recent years,
, and at least 50,000 affordable homes through housing associations.
The Conservatives want to boost private housebuilding. They've pledged a million homes over five years, and an overhaul of the planning System .
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for A Number of years that it faces a shortage of skills, so there are challenges to ramping up construction.
What are the proposals from each Party On stamp duty? Linda Williams , CumbriaStamp duty is a tax that In England and Northern Ireland buyers pay Stamp Duty Land Tax, in Scotland it is Land and Buildings Transaction Tax. In Wales, buyers pay Land Transaction Tax.
The Conservatives have announced that if they're elected, foreigners buying property in the UK will be forced to pay 3% more in stamp duty than UK residents.
The Lib Dems have also promised a surcharge on overseas buyers, but have not specified the amount.
The Green Party plans to scrap stamp duty, along with other property taxes including council tax and business rates, and replace them with a new Land Value Tax.
Plaid Cymru , the SNP and Labour make no reference to stamp duty, or their equivalents, in their manifestos, although Labour proposes a levy on overseas companies buying housing.
What are The Details of Labour's second home tax, and re. ownership of a property shared by multiple individuals as their second homes? Edmund, LondonLabour used as holiday homes in England "to help deal with the homelessness crisis, so that those who have done well from the housing market pay a bit more to help those with no home".
The annual levy would be equivalent to 200% of the current council tax bill for the property. Labour estimates that this could currently raise up to £560m a year.
The Council tax database indicates that as of October 2018 there are just over 250,000 properties classed as second homes for council tax purposes in England.
However, the £560m is calculated as revenue from second homes that are specifically only used as holiday homes, and not for other purposes such as employment.
In This Time of climate emergency why aren't the government insisting all new housing developments are built with solar panels? Joan Abbatt, WrexhamIt sounds like an obvious solution but governments have often been wary of insisting on anything that would add to the costs of building new homes.
A key priority - Until Now at least - has been affordability, and The Price tag for even the simplest solar panel installation will be several thousand pounds.
But as the costs of all types of Renewable Energy continue to fall, and if home buyers start demanding a greener option, it may well be that developers fit solar panels with or without government intervention.
More Your Questions Answered:housing
Source of news: bbc.com
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