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miércoles, 24 de agosto de 2022

London Councils Are Leaving Renters Without Protection From Illegal Eviction

London Councils Are Leaving Renters Without Protection From Illegal Eviction

Andrew Kersley: Nearly half of London councils either don't employ anyone to protect renters from illegal eviction – or won't confirm that they do.

An investigation by Novara Media can reveal that one in seven private renters in London has no specific council protection from illegal eviction at all, while almost half live in councils which were unable to confirm what protection they offer when asked.

Novara Media asked all 32 London Boroughs if they had at least a single staff member specialising in a role surrounding illegal evictions. Just 18 confirmed that they had. The remaining 14 councils either do not employ anyone in this role, or did not respond.

Novara Media found that six boroughs, accounting for 116,400 private renting households – 13.2% of the capital's total – don't employ a single officer specifically tasked with handling cases of illegal eviction.
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