STOP THE EVICTION OF SINGLE FATHER DENNIS! DEMAND ACTION NOW!

a photo of Dennis and his son, the child's identity is hidden.

A father is facing homelessness because Newcastle City Council failed him.

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Dennis, a single father battling depression, has been let down by Newcastle City Council after they wrongly labeled him as making himself "intentionally homeless", despite him paying rent and cooperating fully. Now, he could be kicked out of his home by 8 May 2025. This is causing him serious problems with caring for his son and safe guarding his mental health.

The Council’s Failures:  

  • Admitted they made a legal error but still won’t secure Dennis a stable home.  

  • Ignored his mental health struggles.  

  • Offered impossible "solutions", like finding a private rental under £800/month in Newcastle’s unaffordable private rented market.  

We Demand Vicky McDermott & Newcastle City Council:  

  1. IMMEDIATELY STOP THE EVICTION of Dennis and his son.  

  2. PROVIDE A SECURE COUNCIL TENANCY, no more temporary fixes.  

  3. APOLOGISE for the distress caused by their mistakes.  

This Isn’t Just About Dennis, It’s About All of Us.

The housing crisis is pushing families into homelessness every day. If the council punishes a father for past arrears, to a different housing provider in a different local authority which he is already paying off, none of us are safe.  

SIGN NOW to demand justice for Dennis and fight for a city where no one is abandoned by the system!

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Help Dennis Resist Eviction - Training Session

Your neighbour Dennis is facing unjust eviction from his home by Newcastle City Council. Join Food and Solidarity for a training session to learn how we can ensure Dennis' rights are protected and that he and his son remain housed.

The session will cover:

  • The legal steps which can prevent eviction

  • How to peacefully resist bailiff evictions

  • The different roles needed to defend your community members

Newcastle City Council is failing Dennis. Together, we can demand more. Stand with your neighbours to resist this eviction and show that our community will not be ignored!

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