Croydon Council has seen rent arrears amongst its tenants
drop by 9% in the last year. Unpaid rent levels in the borough fell over four
weeks in March by more than £51,000, bringing arrears for the last financial
year down by nearly £150,000, from £1,596,709 in April 2013.The rent collection
rate for 2013/14 was at 99% of the £82 million due - better than the average
for the last five years. The council has credited the drop in arrears to the
range of support itself and its partner organisations have provided, including
helping tenants to find work and manage their finances, advise on welfare
benefits, reduce living costs and move to smaller homes in the wake of the
bedroom tax. Read more on 24dash.
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