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Who's responsibility is it to deal with these and why has it been left to get this bad and dangerous. Tenants say they have tried to contact the council to sort the problems out but they've been ignored.
I must admit that whenever I have spoken to Croydon Council I've found them quite abrupt and one person even put the phone down on me.
Who's responsibility is it to deal with these and why has it been left to get this bad and dangerous. Tenants say they have tried to contact the council to sort the problems out but they've been ignored.
I must admit that whenever I have spoken to Croydon Council I've found them quite abrupt and one person even put the phone down on me.
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Let's hope that's not the case mamy. Must admit to being very angry as i watched. When i first started out on my own as a decorator, i did a lot of work for a rather unscrupulous landlord and some of the houses he had bought for a song at auction were in a right old state. None, though, were anywhere near as bad as what i saw on the news. Disgusting.
I live in a 'flat' and have bedrooms in the attic.
My neighbour has mould in her bedroom, her landlord has had the roof checked and repairs are needed. The other landlords are being very uncooperative, they have a legal obligation to pay their share of the bill but they are dragging the situation out as long as they can.
Lanlords, in my experience, are not trustworthy.
My neighbour has mould in her bedroom, her landlord has had the roof checked and repairs are needed. The other landlords are being very uncooperative, they have a legal obligation to pay their share of the bill but they are dragging the situation out as long as they can.
Lanlords, in my experience, are not trustworthy.
My daughter had the same problem in two bedrooms, Wolf. We stripped the wallpaper, washed everything down with sugar soap, gave it all a few days grace, then i completely redecorated both rooms. Just a few months later, the mould was back. Landlord said it was condensation and refused to do anything. I threatened him with the local papers and he got someone in to do some repair work on the roof and in the attic.
Ken, there is a gable end at her side of the building. As it is in the city centre scaffolding might be needed. Condensation is a cop out.
I feel for her as she has two kids, one in her early teens and a wee one about three. She also has the most beautiful long haired white cat.
She works from home so is never away from the damp.
I feel for her as she has two kids, one in her early teens and a wee one about three. She also has the most beautiful long haired white cat.
She works from home so is never away from the damp.
Not up here in Scotland,Ken.The dole claimants get their dole straight into the bank and also get their rent paid straight into their bank.After that whether they pay their landlords or council is up to them.Most(council tenants)just keep the cash.(as for council tax paying,you are having a joke surely)
