BabyStow's day nursery has been slapped with a fourfold rent increase.
It's based in a local community resource centre which is run by a local community development trust - funded by Welsh Assembly, Sports council for Wales, Objective 1 Funding, Communities First amongst others.
The girl who runs it is quite young but has managed to sustain a thriving little business in there since 2007. Part of the trust's 'mission' was to increase the area GDP and to increase employment opportunities.
I was just wondering whether there was some sort of 'accepted practice' surrounding tenancies at will, which I always thought were only really used as an interim measure? It just doesn't seem ethical to me that these bastards can just bung up the rent fourfold, put the girl out of business and her staff out of jobs, all in a resource centre which is meant to be in existence to help people like her - not to mention the local kids who go there and love it.
It seems clear that she hasn't got a legal leg to stand on - but does she have any leg to stand at all?
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Tenancy at Will - I'm so bloody angry
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stowsettler · 12/09/2013 19:52
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