You should definitely be cross. But don't confront him -- ring SS back and ask them what you should be doing, what your rights are, etc. I agree with LIZS, you don't want to jeapordize what you've already accomplished by allowing him more access than is necessary. Have you rung the solicitor yet?
I'm so sorry you feel you have to do this all on your own (or just about on your own). You need to get someone involved who will always stand up for you and tell you what your rights are. Either SS or a women's helpline... here are some phone numbers gathered from posts and plopped down in one place:
0808 808 999, is the No. For Refuge 24 hour domestic violence Helpline. 24 hour crisis line providing counselling, support and welfare for women and childered escaping domestic violence. (copied from FF and blumberg)
Here is info on how to protect your computer.
The Women's Aid Website (courtesy of JanH)
(copied from a post by LadyP):
There is an organistaion called Rights of Women and they give free, legal advice to women and it is run by women. Tel: 020 7251 6577. Advice line open Tues, Weds and Thurs 2-4pm and 7-9pm; Fri 12-2pm.
Web address: www.rightsofwomen.org.uk. They specifically offer legal advice re DV
from karenanne:
The womens aid federation gives advice and can help with accomodation in your situation theyre no is 0345023468
0808 2000 247 Freephone 24 Hour National Domestic Violence Helpline
Anyway, please try ringing someone and finding out your rights. It doesn't matter if you ring Refuge and don't want to leave... they'll still help you. What I mean is, even if all the phone numbers seem somehow "wrong", you need to call someone and find out your rights (and responsibilities) regarding letting your husband into the house.
Thinking of you. Please change the locks, because I like you and don't want you to get hurt.