Dozens of families are facing the risk of homelessness
after receiving eviction notices from one of Britain’s biggest and most
controversial buy-to-let tycoons. Fergus Wilson is giving 90 households in
Ashford, Kent two months to get out after he decided to sell his 700 property
portfolio in the county estimated to be worth more than £200m. He is expected
to issue hundreds more evictions in the coming months before retiring to “take
life easy”. Wilson started sending out the “no fault” eviction notices on
Monday and has already been told by nine families with children under 10 that
they have no chance of getting another property and could be left homeless. Read
more on the Guardian website.
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