The Salvation Army guy who’s now helping me (he’s really on the ball!) is getting in touch with the council urgently to get the letting agent to stop this, as they’re not following the legal procedures which the council is relying on them to do, to buy me more time:
Tomorrow I hold the door.
Hodorhodorhodor.
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The Salvation Army is a good charity that helps people.
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Thanks. It really is :). They are a good candidate for my own efforts to help people in future!
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fingers crossed!
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Grazie
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I love the ominous line about using the landlord’s key. It’s like they’ve been spying on your blog.
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Haha. Nah just trying to intimidate as usual. I’m sure they actually find it a total surprise there are laws for this stuff. It wouldn’t make sense for them to say that after I changed the lock anyway.
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It was a subtle hint. Oh, don’t forget, we’re using the landlord’s key, you know, the one that fits in your current lock, wink wink.
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