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Hi,
I am on the wiating list with my local council , i am only entitled to a 1 bed property..which would be fine if i was living on my own, but i have a 5 year old daughter .
I was just wondering if any body knew what the age limit was when she is not allowed to be sharing the same room as me.
Thanks
Welly
I am on the wiating list with my local council , i am only entitled to a 1 bed property..which would be fine if i was living on my own, but i have a 5 year old daughter .
I was just wondering if any body knew what the age limit was when she is not allowed to be sharing the same room as me.
Thanks
Welly
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http://www.charnwood.gov.uk/pages/overcrowding
and two people of opposite sex (unless cohabitting couple) are classed as being able to share a room unless ove the age of 10 or 12.
at the end of the day though, you cant be moved into property that doesnt exist. Your best bet if you want a larger property is, as i said before, to look at renting a private property rather than relying on the council to move you.
http://www.charnwood.gov.uk/pages/overcrowding
and two people of opposite sex (unless cohabitting couple) are classed as being able to share a room unless ove the age of 10 or 12.
at the end of the day though, you cant be moved into property that doesnt exist. Your best bet if you want a larger property is, as i said before, to look at renting a private property rather than relying on the council to move you.
Redcrx has a point. Housing stocks are so limited at the moment, private is really the only way to get what you want exactly. If you have full time custody of your five year old daughter it seems highly unlikely that they would allocate you just one bedroom, you must be in an area that is extraordinarily stretched for them to make that decision. Consider private or moving your application to another council area.
i used to live in an old two bedroom terrance how ,at the time my daughter was 13 and my son was 3 years old ,he was in my room watching me have fits throught the nite in which it scared him so bad,so i ended up sleeping downstairs,so i had a boy and girl ,so i was entiled to a 3 bedroom house as the age limit is 11 years upwardsif u have a son and daughter my did sleep in my daughters room but he used to wake her int he night, so there fore so could not wake up 4 school,reason i had to put my son in my bedroom i have a lot of medical problem,so on the grounds of getting a 3 bed house councill came to insept my 2 bed house told me im fine it get sleep up to 8 people i was gobsmacked there were no houses going told i would to wait 4 years even with a docs letter , i suffered very bad with all this giving me stress my neighbours drank all day ,so bascially i fitted evrything to get a 3 bed house didnt get 1 i moved out to rent private then u have to look urself,it took ten weeks from finding somewhere and finding a landladie/lord to take on housing benifit,then ur bond.