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Rent arrears among tenants on a Direct Payment Demonstration Project have
seen a big increase. One area is
predicting a £14m loss if the new system is implemented for all its tenants. Figures
obtained by BBC News show that arrears among tenants of Wakefield
and District Housing in West Yorkshire have
increased from an average of 2% to 11% on the pilot projects. Bron Afon
community housing in south Wales said it had seen a 50% increase in arrears,
while pilot projects in Edinburgh, Oxford and Southwark are showing around 30%
increases in arrears. Southwark Council
predicts it will incur £14m in arrears if direct payment is introduced to all
their tenants. Read more on the BBC website.
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