General Chat

kempjust going to say the same they have to give 28 days notice if she doesnt move they have to apply for a court order which can take a month or so then a court has to give 28 notice to but they wouldnt just put her out because of the child it happened to a man who was divorced the whole progress took 6 months they have got to rehouse her

I agree, dont move, make them take you to court, with all its publicity. Local MP should be told, and County Councillor for your ward. I did this years ago when our benefit was stopped for no apparent reason. It was very quickly put right, with full apologies. Other help can be got at citizens advice centre. Al else fails, lets get up a petition for her. Jean

oh dizzy, bless you, i'm welled up with tears, could't imagine what i would do if i was in that position, sadest thing is that the little sweetheart girl is so frightened of her daddy, because he looks different to when he first went in hospital, if there is a god why does he do this? it seems so unfair

Wendy, I'd suggest contacting the Daily Mail. That Council should be named and shamed. What a terrible situation for the poor woman to be placed in! My wishes are with the family at this time.

that poor child-does her mum have a family? and lots of support round her Wendy I hope she does cos she sure is gonna need it bless her
c
xx

Wendy the council tried this when my mum died, she didnt have a disabled bungalow but a council house which she had brought us all up in, the day after my mum had died we found someone in her back garden trying to have a look inside the house as the council told her that she woulld be allocated it once it was cleared of my mums belongings. As you can imagine we were not happy about this. We went to see someone in the council and they said we had to clear the house out within a week, however we went and saw our local MP who was disgusted with this behaviour and we were then given as much time as needed as long as the rent was kept up to date.

Hope your friend manages to get some help with this, as if the poor girl isnt going through enough.

Jax xx

she does have family, she has had a very unsettled childhood, family spread all over the place, father and mother split and siblings went there own way she has her 15 year old sister living with her, to look after the little girl, she is my daughters friend, so i arranged with school for her to have a part time school hours so she can help her sister, she has her home work sent via my daughter. she and my daughter both leave school on tuesday. well im off to the council on monday i can't rest till i help this poor woman, i have just been sent the telephone number for the councillor for the area in which we live in.

VERY BIG THANKYOU TO YOU WONDERFUL, KIND PEOPLE WHO GAVE ME ADVICE,

it restores my faith in human kindess THANKYOU

I will keep you posted on what the outcome will be, once again thankyou from the bottom of my heart

Regards
Wendy

I was evicted at one stage from a home The court gave the council 28days to find me some where .....

Good Luck

nudge for people who haven't seen this cos it's an outrage
c
xx

Just make sure she does not move out voluntarily. If she is made homeless they are obliged to re-home her, especially as she has a little one.

My thoughts are with her and her husband at this sad time.

Ann
glos

Please pm Tony Hun
he knows what he's talking about
c
xx

Typical of the world we live in, things are so wrong when this can happen to people who have done nothing wrong, except get sick. Shame she even told them her hubby was coming home for his last days.
I hope that this poor chap is not in too much pain and can rekindle the relationship he once had with his little girl so she can remember her daddy with love and not fear, and that the Council will be taken to task for the way they are treating your daughter's friend's sister.
Lizx