Bedroom Tax is bullying by government

I AM very concerned about the new so-called Bedroom Tax.

How can this tax possibly work?

It’s just another bullying scheme by the Government.

A couple in a three-bedroom house with a girl and boy, aged nine and ten, who have their own bedroom will now have to share a room and the tenants have to pay £40 a month extra rent for a spare room.

There is no logic in it. Tenants are being evicted for rent arrears. Now there will be more tenants getting into arrears.

Are they going to get evicted?

If so, where are they going to live?

Tenants are trying to move to smaller houses.

There are none, so they are stuck in a Catch 22 situation.

What about grandparents who have their grandchildren staying over in school holidays?

They will not be able to because there is no bedroom for them.

Surely Prime Minister David Cameron should go back to the drawing board to stop this ludicrous scheme.

“Worried mother and grandmother”,

Name and address supplied.

Comments(2)

EddieGremlin says...
6:47pm Wed 19 Sep 12

Yes, This bedroom tax is just a 'poor tax' applied just because the wages that are paid to many are just far too low to even pay rent in ex-council houses now under the control of Housing Associations. Wirral Partnership Homes (soon to be called something else, when they move into the old Westminster House, after they have finished re-doing out the top floor.) Have absolutely no empathy for affected tenent's. Its not about freeing up housing (there are insufficient one bedroom accommodations to go around) its all about the MONEY have a look at: https://www.facebook
.com/groups/antibedr
oomtax/

don't look back in anger says...
10:11pm Wed 19 Sep 12

I wonder how much the queen pays for all those empty rooms in her palace and all the other empty properties she has that are paid for by the tax payer.

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