A court ruling has prompted the government to remind
councils that the bedroom tax applies even when children are forced to share
very small rooms. In an information bulletin issued to council housing
benefit staff, the DWP highlighted town halls of their legal duty to consider a
Court of Appeal judgement handed down on 24 June. The DWP had appealed an Upper
Tribunal ruling in favour of Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council and mum-of-two
Rachel Hockley concerning the Removal of the Spare Room Subsidy (RSRS) – more
commonly referred to as the bedroom tax. Read more on Inside Housing.
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