They were evicted from their home
A family of nine are sharing four beds after being forced to stay in a 'horrendous' hotel which they claim 'stinks of cannabis'.
"We’ve raised all these things and nothing has been done. The air conditioning is also leaking. They’ve said it’s condensation but I’ve worked on them in the past and I know it isn’t. It’s a real problem because you can get legionnaires' disease from that." Guests at the hotel get a set time to wash their clothes but say the clothes are often being returned smelly, leading to some trying to wash and dry their own clothes in their rooms. Natasha and Greg said they have since been warned over the use of an air dryer in their room to wash laundry."People are smoking cannabis in there and nothing has been done about it. Where are the priorities?
"There are supposed to be 24/7 support workers here but they don't seem to have a clue what is going on or how long we're going to be in the hotel for." “There are currently over 1,600 homeless households living in temporary accommodation in the city, far exceeding the amount of the Council’s own temporary accommodation available.
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