The Bedroom Tax 2

                                   The Bedroom Tax 2

Vulnerable Families and Individuals are now expected to find money they no longer have as Westminster took it from them, now face increased poverty, increased debt, increased evictions, and increased homelessness. Martin Sime Chief Executive for the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations, is reported to have said, that the UK Governments welfare reform programme " was the biggest assault on the poor in living memory". As a result of this despicable Bedroom Tax Vulnerable Families and Individuals are forced to go to the Banks, or Money Lending Establishments in order to survive from day to day, and in the process run up more debt, some are able to buy the cheapest food, and others unable to do this rely on Food Banks and Clothes Banks. Equally abhorrent is the Multiple Welfare Cuts to the Disabled, who are more likely to get into debt, and have to rely on charities for crisis help and face isolation and mental illness.