Council tenants are facing a nine-year wait for a
one-bedroom property, the YEP can reveal. Stark figures show around 15,000
residents are currently languishing on waiting lists chasing just 35 available
one-bedroom properties in Leeds . More than
4,335 tenants are deemed by Leeds City Council to be under-occupying their
homes and in need of one-bedroom properties because they could be subject to
the Government’s so-called Bedroom Tax. And the council warned tenants could turn
to higher priced private sector rentals to avoid the ‘tax’, which would
actually drive up the city’s benefits bills.
Read more on the Yorkshire Evening Post website.
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payment for distress and suffering
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