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And so the Bedroom Tax evictions have started. This weekend, just over a month since the tax
began, came letters with the words “final demand” and even “eviction” written
on them. “The letter was hand-delivered,” says Alan in Lanarkshire.
“On a Sunday. An eviction letter because I owe £50.10 Bedroom Tax.” Labour-run North Lanarkshire is Scotland’s
biggest council housing landlord, and 6,038 people there are affected by the
Bedroom Tax. Meanwhile a series of Bedroom Tax eviction notices also emerged in
South Lanarkshire – a separate council. One letter said: “If you do not pay, we will
take legal action against you. This means you could be evicted from your home.
If you are evicted for not paying your rent, we can still collect payments for
the money you owe us straight from your wages or your bank.” The leader of South
Lanarkshire council claims the letter was a mistake – despite the
fact it was also hand delivered. Read
more on the Daily Mirror website.
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