On Saturday, the Guardian reported that many London upmarket apartment developments, which have to contain a percentage of affordable homes, are providing two different entrances, typically - one a plush entrance with reception desk, mood lighting, carpeting, etc., for wealthy clients, and one a door - often in a side alley or to the back of a building - leading onto a plain corridor with mail boxes. The "affordable" clients are not allowed to use the main entrance.
This is justified by saying that the affordable housing pays a different rate of service charge. My feeling is that it is a deliberate ploy to physically separate the rich from the less well-off - to whom it is disrespectful and demeaning.
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