It is not unusual for private landlords to advertise
properties to let stating that they will not accept applications from Housing
Benefit claimants. This raises the question of whether such restrictions amount
to unlawful discrimination. In fact private landlords are free to refuse to let
to Housing Benefit claimants, just as they are free to refuse to let to
applicants who are not in receipt of benefit but who have a poor credit history. The House of Commons has issued a briefing
paper explaining why. Download from the Parliament website.
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People are living with sickness or disability younger than a decade ago.
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