Early last year, I was working for the homelessness department of a London council when a woman approached me for assistance. The excited chatter of her two young children was at odds with the confusion and worry etched across her face. She told me how her landlord had issued her an eviction notice but, bewilderingly, he didn’t actually want to evict her. Instead he’d told her to, “go to the council, get them to pay me the incentive and you can stay”.
They can get money again & again showing homeless keeping as its, possess lots of reasons rejections
STyne_Council
The people living in the light & not respect almighty God, insulting who don't have home people, that people down to dark by almighty God, May be laungh, insulting, showing food front of don't have food, they will give account to almighty GOD
The author makes clear it’s not really the fault of councils. What’s required is what he advocates in the article: - More grant for councils to build new homes (HRA cap removal great but more required) - Tightening up private rental sector eg abolish s.21 - Capping rents
Because of butin
'Why do councils encourage profiteering from homelessness?' They're all grubby little shop owners and buisinessmen looking to make a fast buck?