Housing Crisis in Scotland

Personal problems are bothersome to have an adverse effect on individuals and their surroundings. If these problems affect the community beyond the individual's personal environment, they become public issues (Bogue, 2009). One of the most common private problems of developing important public issues is the lack of social housing. According to the Scottish Government [TSG] (2013), since March 31, 2013 Scotland had 184,487 households in the local government housing list.

The Scottish government is the government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 72 public councilors are representing Scotland. Scotland of 16 is represented in the House of Lords. In 1999, Scotland chose its own parliament and started a meeting in 2000. There are 129 members. It took over the duties of Secretary of Scotland including education, health municipalities, the environment, economic development, arts and limited authority on taxation. The London Assembly continues to control policies on diplomacy, defense, welfare and employment

As Alexander III died in Scotland in 1286, the country caught itself in a series of crises and the King of King Edward I was arbitrated. Edward insisted that hegemony against Scotland led to the Scottish Revolutionary War. The English were eventually defeated and the Scots were able to build a stronger country under the control of Stuart. Since 1337, British attention has focused on France in the centennial war. The victory of Henry V in the fight of Agincourt in 1415 opened the way to unification of the two kingdoms, but his son Henry VI soon wasted all previous profits. French failures brought domestic complaints. Immediately after the end of the war in 1453, the royal war dynasty struggle (about 1455 - 1485) began, including the Lancaster palace and the York dynasty dynasty.

The Kingdom of Scotland is unified under the Alpin House, and its members frequently fight each other with a controversial legacy. The last alpine king Malcolm II died without reason in the early 11th century and the kingdom took his daughter's son to Dunkeld or Canmore's house. The last King Dunkeld, Alexander III died in 1286. He left Norwegian maid as his baby granddaughter Margaret, heir, and committed suicide after four years. Under the rule of Edward I, England began a series of conquests using this suspicious inheritance, which resulted in Scottish Revolutionary War and Scotland came between House of Bali and House of Bruce. Scottish final victory confirms that Scotland is completely independent and sovereign kingdom