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“Bedroom tax” leads to demolition of three bedroom flats

Glasgow Solidarity Network | 10.11.2013 16:55

The “bedroom tax” – i.e. the extra payment that recipients of housing benefit in social housing have to pay when their flat or house is deemed too big for them – is having rather interesting consequences, as The Observer reports today. Housing associations and councils are thinking about demolishing three bedroom flats for which they cannot find tenants anymore.

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