As we are all critically aware, the spiralling cost of temporary accommodation is virtually bankrupting local authority housing revenue accounts.
It might be done at the cost of bankrupting a number of other industries, but it is possible to control the internal market.
Can we afford the cost, or is it bankrupting us?
I think those who talked about bankrupting their countries by doing this are very wrong.
It is no good bankrupting the rest of our industry in order to maintain an indigenous steelmaking capacity.
We are facing the prospects of thousands of older people bankrupting themselves to feed the profits of unscrupulous developers.
It is not a case of bankrupting an industry which is in competition with foreign industries.
They want to know how they can reduce their capacity quickly without bankrupting themselves or the concerns in which they are involved.
