Sentence examples similar to arrears run from inspiring English sources

There's a good account by landlord blogger Bill Irvine here of how the termination of housing benefit occurs, and the subsequent effect on landlords and tenants as they found themselves juggling with arrears running into thousands of pounds.

"We weren't supposed to let [the arrears] run over £5 per child, but can you really let a child go hungry because their parents haven't paid?

It's the end of the week so we'll go with the good news from the housing market first: according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders arrears are running at their lowest levels for more than a decade.

On Monday night he told Channel 4 news that the decision was purely based on financial reasons, and that rent arrears were running at more than 50% in the homes he let to those receiving benefits.

If they cannot, they will run up arrears and face eviction and homelessness.

Her school also battled with dinner money arrears, which often ran into hundreds of pounds.

The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) has described the emerging findings of all six direct payment pilots as "encouraging" despite releasing data just before Christmas which showed arrears levels were running at an average of 8%.

Instead, a father often finds himself living as an invisible man, working in the underground economy as his child-support arrears, with interest running at 12percentt in some states, mount ever higher.

It found that residents who were paid direct had run up higher arrears than those whose housing benefit went straight to the landlord.

As a result, they fear, the families will run up rental arrears and be evicted from their home, or be forced to move into cheaper accommodation either elsewhere in the capital or further afield.

The Guardian understands that Wood had run up several thousand pounds of rental arrears over several years.