The number of private and housing association tenants in Exeter who're unable to pay their rent seems to be on the increase.
There's been an increase in repossession actions listed at Exeter county court - those brought by housing associations are up by 12 per cent, and those brought by landlords by seven per cent.
In most cases the Citizens' Advice Bureau manages to prevent them losing their homes.
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Exeter care agency rated 'inadequate' and in special measures
Bosses at Horizon Care insist change
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Councillor stands under trees to stop chainsaw massacre
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Three years jail for charity box thief
And he can't eat in McDonald's for eight years
