Residents made homeless after being thrown out of block of flats given just DAYS to collect all their belongings
Residents thrown out of an unsafe tower block just days before Christmas have been given less than a fortnight to collect their belongings.
“They cannot say when we will go back so it’s likely it will be after my tenancy ends [in May]. I will have to pack everything up. They should have given us more time, there’s no lift and I live on the 8th floor.” Grey GR, the firm which owns the building’s freehold, say the repairs will be done ‘to a high standard’, and the company will continue to pay for hotels and meals for residents. It’s also understood Manchester City Council has waived council tax for the residents, dating back to November 28 last year.
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