A council has pledged to legally challenge the government
over its stance on bedroom tax reclassifications. Lord Freud said councils
found to have reclassified properties without reducing the rent charged would
face a cut in their housing benefit subsidy.
Leeds Council has reclassified 837 homes as having one fewer bedroom
each, but is refusing to reduce the rent. Peter Gruen, deputy leader of Leeds
Council, said: ‘We have taken all the legal advice we have and what we are doing
is perfectly legitimate.’ Read more on
Inside Housing.
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