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29/10/2010
Nobody To Be Made Homeless, Says Cameron
Speaking about controversial cuts to housing benefit, the Prime Minister has said nobody should be made homeless.
However David Cameron did not respond to London Mayor Boris Johnson's comment insinuating "Kosovo-style social cleansing".
In reference to housing benefit, he said the budget had to be controlled and the government would be "prepared to pay up to £20,000 a year" to families.
Speaking at a press conference in Brussels he said: "I don't think it will be necessary for anybody to go without a home.”
(BMcN)
However David Cameron did not respond to London Mayor Boris Johnson's comment insinuating "Kosovo-style social cleansing".
In reference to housing benefit, he said the budget had to be controlled and the government would be "prepared to pay up to £20,000 a year" to families.
Speaking at a press conference in Brussels he said: "I don't think it will be necessary for anybody to go without a home.”
(BMcN)
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07 February 2011
Ministers Urged To Support Better Landlords
Govt Ministers have been urged to avoid a looming housing benefit crisis after new research revealed that welfare cuts may spark an exodus of better landlords from the housing benefit sector. Data launched at the British Property Federation's (BPF) Residential Conference this morning showed that almost nine in ten landlords (88.
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27 October 2011
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Husband and Wife Jailed For Benefit Fraud
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19 March 2009
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Consumer spending set to slow in 2005, says Experian
Consumer spending is set to slow next year as rising interest rates eat into consumer confidence and disposable incomes, according to a report by the global economic forecasting group Experian.
Consumer spending set to slow in 2005, says Experian
Consumer spending is set to slow next year as rising interest rates eat into consumer confidence and disposable incomes, according to a report by the global economic forecasting group Experian.
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