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If you are faced with eviction for rent arrears it is important to take whatever steps you can to prevent this from happening. It may be difficult for you to find a new place to live if you have been evicted for rent arrears.
Landlords can evict you for rent arrears
Your landlord could take you to court if you have rent arrears. The landlord can ask the court to order you to pay the money you owe in unpaid rent, and/or evict you from your home. You might have to pay court costs as well as the money you owe if this happens.
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You can often find a solution over time. You may need to ask for time to pay the arrears back in stages, or time for a housing benefit claim to be processed. If you explain what happened to cause the arrears and make suggestions for how to tackle them, this will also help your case if your landlord does decide to go ahead with court action.
Find out more about negotiating with a landlord over rent arrears.
Some tenants are easier to evict
Most private tenants have assured shorthold tenancies. It is usually easy for a landlord to evict an assured shorthold tenant, and the landlord doesn't usually need to prove a legal reason for doing so. It is even easier for private landlords to evict you if you are an excluded occupier (this includes most lodgers) or an occupier with basic protection (for example if you are a student in halls of residence).
Some council tenants have introductory tenancies or demoted tenancies, which means that they are living in the property on a trial or probationary basis. If you miss rent payments while you have one of these tenancies, the council will be able to evict you very easily. If the council haven't started the eviction process before the end of the trial period, then your tenancy will become a secure tenancy and it will be harder for the council to evict you.
There are similar rules for housing association tenants who have a starter tenancy (normally an assured shorthold) or a demoted tenancy. Contact an adviser as soon as you think you may have problems paying the rent.
Ending your tenancy to limit the amount of arrears
If you decide to leave your home, then it's important to tell your landlord that you are leaving and give the landlord the correct written notice to avoid increasing any arrears that you have.
If you simply move out, you will still need to end the tenancy by giving the correct notice and may still be responsible for paying the rent until the end of the notice period.
For most tenancies, you will have to give at least four weeks' notice. If you have a fixed-term tenancy, you may need to give more notice and will often be responsible for paying the rent until the end of the fixed-term. Check your tenancy agreement or contact an adviser if you are not sure how much notice you need to give.
Your landlord can usually take you to court for any money that you owe, even after you have left the property.
Rehousing following eviction for rent arrears
It may be difficult for you to find a new place to live if you don't pay off your rent arrears and end up being evicted. Even if you are homeless, your local council may not have a duty to help you if you have been evicted because of rent arrears.
Some councils may say you can't go on the waiting list for a permanent home because of rent arrears.
Many private landlords ask for a reference from your last landlord and might not accept you as a tenant if you've been evicted for rent arrears.


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The Cavendish Hotel faces the coast on Eastbourne's Grand Parade. It has a spa and gym, and many suites with wonderful views of the English Channel.
Score from 771 reviews Fabulous
Situated on Eastbourne's seafront, the West Rocks Hotel offers an on-site bar, restaurant and tea room.
Score from 365 reviews Very good
Less than 200 metres from Eastbourne beach and opposite the Western Lawns, the Lansdowne Hotel has sea-facing lounges with original Victorian features and free Wi-Fi.
Score from 184 reviews Very good
Set on Eastbourne's seafront less than 5 minutes' walk from Eastbourne Pier, The Eastbourne Riviera Hotel is just 5 minutes' walk from the golden beach.
Score from 667 reviews Good
Staff excellent and helpful. Breakfast was great and with good service. Hotel was clean and very warm. My group loved the lift
Not much it is a bit dated but would stay again
Room had smell
good location
no heating in the room
Vintage feel of the hotel, 60's luxury at its finest, reminds me of the Hotel Nacional in Havana
The style of the hotel, the location, the staff and the food and size of room.
Size of ensuite was adequate but very small and the decor in the rooms and particularly hall on our floor was a bit tired looking.
I found my stay at Chatsworth hotel very good staff extremely helpful.
My room no 15 is located on the second floor with a view overlooking the back it had a double bed but with the shower toilet very narrow and small Breakfast was plentiful and the staff excellent nothing was to much trouble
Location was very good
Room was very small and expensive for the size
Nice size room/bathroom, good view!!
Fire alarm test early sat morning!!And water leak from room above leaking through light unit!!
The Welcome The staff The cleanliness The food The atmosphere The comfort
Some of the rooms need updating and/or redecorating
Staff are friendly. Place is kept clean. Bar food and drinks are very reasonably priced
The bed was very hard and shower in room didn't work properly.
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Very low water pressure from the shower, breakfast quality was average
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Boiled mushrooms. one half of a tomato for breakfast not warmed. Linen was still not washed properly. Springs in mattress were very uncomfortable. TV didn't have many channels. Curtains didn't give privacy. Fire alarm going off on Saturday. None of us could find any staff - during this time the phones didn't work either. Sad for me because I have already some time ago booked the same hotel for this August bank holiday weekend. poor me
Friendly, efficient and courteous staff. Seating area at front of Hotel. Ideally placed for Airbourne.
Bathroom was a bit small, but then I wasn't staying in the bathroom. Room very warm...show me a hotel that doesn't have warm/hot rooms...had to leave windows open a bit, but that let seafront noise in. None of this was a major problem though.
Lovely, helpful and very friendly staff. Beautiful decor and nice atmosphere. Great location right on the seafront! Clean and comfortable rooms. Stayed here previously --and will definitely return again!
A beautiful old lady as a Hotel surrounding one of the most beautiful cage lifts in the town, centrally located with one of the most fantastic sea views
As every guest, paying although great value - oh neither business or leisure but had to tick one
Single room was tired looking with curtains hanging from curtain rail and a tired old bed cover/duvet. Also, not much in the breakfast department.
The location and the easy parking nearby.
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Bon Appetit Magazine Going Totally Downhill
As a long time subscriber, I just received my October 2011 issue of Bon Appetit yesterday. It's been going downhill for awhile, but I was shocked to see the number of advertisements in this issue - most not even food related - it was quite shocking. A little BA content on the left page and then ads on the right page in almost the entire issue! What BA content that was there was totally boring and I was done with it in 10 minutes or so. My subscription was just renewed as a gift, but if this keeps up I will not be renewing it again! Has anyone else noted that it looks more like GQ magazine now that a food magazine. Food & Wine and Fine Cooking are far superior!
This is interesting because I find myself thinking how much I like the new format and articles, but maybe i'm a different demographic because I subscribe to GQ too...I think I read somewhere that they recently switched headquarters from South Carolina to NYC, so maybe it's some regional preferences.
re: MinhLikesFood
I didn't hate the last two or three magazines from Bon Appetit - I think it's improved a bit over earlier in the year. Better stories, and better monthly columns, but you are correct, there is more advertising.
re: MinhLikesFood
BA was headquartered in LA and is now with the rest of the Conde Nast stable in NY. And if it reminds readers of GQ, perhaps that's to do with the fact that its new editor in chief was formerly an editor at GQ.
re: Caitlin McGrath
I have to say, the fact that BA is starting to look more and more like my husband's GQ is what annoys me the most. The actual recipes aren't bad, but there are fewer, and they are getting harder to find amidst all the "fluff." KInda like actual fashion articles in the current GQ.
I have some old copies of BA. Most of the ads, especially the big page ones, were for cigs and liquors.
I got mine too, and it didn't take me long to go through it. I've been a long time subscriber, and have noticed a bit less content. My long time favorite has been Fine Cooking, but I do get quite a few cooking mags each month just because. I'm waiting for the Nov and Dec BA to maybe pick it up a bit.
I never thought that BA's content was close to Gourmet's nor Saveur's in quality and quantity, but their photography used to be awful, and now it's much better (more interestingly composed and lit).
Sadly I must agree - got my October BA this week and I thought I was reading my girlfriend's Real Simple mag instead. The "Tapas 2.0" article was OK (although the "great tapas/pintxos discoveries in Spain" theme has been exploited and beaten to death for years now), the rest was very "meh".
Real glad I subscribed to Lucky Peach though - got the initial issue a few weeks back (I think it initially came out in May or June) and I'm still reading through it.
re: Voidsinger
Agree about Lucky Peach, it arrived on the scene just in the nick of time! Too many foods mags have truly gone haywire.
re: MinhLikesFood
any number of ways to follow along on LP's issues.
I'm still angrier than I can say in a public place about Gourmet getting killed off instead of this thing, but the depths to which it has sunk were brought home when I got a link to a panel survey they'd done on Best Bacon. Every one in the top finishers was a supermarket bacon; none was a proper dry-cured, except that they did apparently try Niman Ranch and found it wanting (and I sorrowfully agree). But this struck me as surveying an array of Fords, Chevrolets, Toyotas and Chryslers in an attempt to determine the World's Best Car.
re: Will Owen
Is there a nationally distributed 'proper dry-cured' bacon?
re: paulj
"Distributed", I doubt it. "Available" is plenty for me. There was at least one bacon in the BA thing that I'd never seen nor heard of, though, so I didn't think that was a criterion. And I saw no mention of Nueske's, which though wet-cured and ungodly expensive is really delicious, and distributed nationally - or so I'd assume, as it's from Wisconsin (I think) and sold widely here in the Los Angeles area.
But here's the thing: Bon Appetit is supposed to be aimed at a more adventurous eater and cook than Family Circle, right? And should such a person not be ready to go to his or her computer and place an order for bacon on, say, Broadbent's website, if a better-than-common product is available there? But if the magazine is meant for people whose idea of "fancy" groceries is shopping at Trader Joe's, then it's gone culturally bankrupt and who needs it?
re: Will Owen
" But if the magazine is meant for people whose idea of "fancy" groceries is shopping at Trader Joe's, then it's gone culturally bankrupt and who needs it?"
Are you implying that I should subscribe to it?
The shipping costs of places like Broadbents and Anson Mills make me wince. I don't mind paying these kind of $/lb prices for small, experimental quantities from local stores, but ordering food like this is outside of my budget. I am thankful for the 'fancy' groceries that TJs puts in my reach.
re: flourgirl
flourgirl, I agree that shipping costs for food can be ridiculous, especially if you order through Amazon. However, the Nueske's bacon I referenced is about $8/lb. at our local Gelson's market, but a 5 lb. slab of Broadbent's, with shipping, works out to around $6.40/lb. Still not dirt cheap, but for the best I've ever had it'll do.
re: Will Owen
FWIW, I live in Ohio and have never seen Nueske's anywhere here.
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re: Jay F
Jay, I am so with you on the perfume ads. I was reading the magazine last month and the ad for I think Calvin Klein's perfume was driving me crazy. I thought it was the candle in my living room. Then I thought it was another magazine in my magazine rack. Then I came to it in the magazine and was like WTF? How am I supposed to visualize the food being described and the recipes when I've got this musk permeating through every page.
re: Manassas64
I don't even bring them in the house. Straight to the trash.
I was able to read another issue, one with a roast something wrapped in prosciutto, that arrived more recently. I don't dislike the current iteration of BA as much as I disliked it, say, five years ago, when it seemed to be more than half advertising.
But the magazine is probably never going to mean as much to me as it did when I was first learning to cook in the '70s and '80s. I looked forward to each magazine, and cooked out of most of them.
while I've only been subscribing for 1 year now I like the change in format.
A little background info in case: I am 24, male, have cooked in restaurants, very adventurous eater
What I like the best is that the photography is amazing and to me that is the whole reason I read cookbooks or cooking magazines, I want to be inspired to cook and visual images are the best way to do this for me.
I do suppose the magazine has become a bit trendy in recent issues by trying to look cool and highlight current trends in restaurants and dining and thats not an issue with me.
I thought twice about renewing last time because of the decline in quality and content, and only did so because it's so inexpensive. But this year, no way. It's been dumbed down so much that I have to quit out of principle. It's not worth the paper to print and fuel it takes to get it here, and not worth the space in my recycle bin.
re: Bellachefa
Didn't I read that Cheryl Crow and Eva Langoria (sp?) with their celeb cookbooks where next in the BA lineup?
re: Aramek
A comma between the words would work, too.
re: Caitlin McGrath
True, dat.
re: tangovoxtrot
Doesn't Gastrnomica charge $50.
Also Lucky Peach cost $8 for one issue. I don't mind the ads since I just skip past them, nobody is forcing you to read them.
re: Johnny L
But if ads make up a greater percentage of the page views, where's the value? Sure ads pay but so do subscribers...and w/out interested paying subscribers what's the point?
For the best of what is left to enjoy from BA, I can visit the website free of charge....which you have to wonder...if the magazine is still vital to food lovers why is BA online free.
re: tangovoxtrot
I don't really think the ads are a problem specifically. It's when the ads overwhelm, either because there's much too high a ratio of ad to content, or because the quality of content is ridiculously poor. Right now, I think BA suffers from both.
+1 for Lucky Peach. I'd be WAY more pissed about the state of BA if it weren't for that. I think the immediate popularity of it proves that we are all willing to pay for quality.
re: splatgirl
+2 for Lucky Peach - Loving it!
Totally agree with you, lominator! I threw the last issue across the room after reading their panang vegetable curry and panang curry paste. Not only was it boring, but it was simply wrong. Regional cuisines have never been their forte, but they could actually do their research or hire a writer who knows how to cook.
It's an insult to Thai cuisine.
Panang is one of the few curries that only has meat and spices. There is no such a thing as panang vegetable curry. Call it something else. After reading through their panang curry paste ingredients, I gave up. Please, no kaffir lime leaves in curry paste, whatsoever! Use the real thing, kaffir lime zest! Would you put leaves in lemon meringue pie? No, you use zest. If they are food magazine and can't do it right, they should not do it!
re: nattythecook
Disagree that playing around with ingredients in a Thai curry paste is an insult to Thai cuisine. Any cuisine, IMO, should not be a museum piece stuck in time. It evolves and morphs and inspires.
re: Jolyon Helterman
Absolutely, cuisines evolve, morph and inspire but the when, where, how and by whom is more important. Thai food experts and the Thai government do not want Thai cuisine to be La Choy'ed.
If you know Thai cuisine, you know that it is full of foreign ingredients and influences, so obviously there is a long history of creativity and melding.
With Thai food, and any cuisine, some recipe components dishes have degrees of flexibility and some don't.
What you create at home is your own business. When you're a national magazine and you simply get core cuisine components wrong, it's not acceptable to me as a reader and a Thai.
If someday you visit Bangkok and are served "Boston baked beans" made with bean sprouts, would you cringe?
re: nattythecook
I'm waiting for their article on Kansas City BBQ eggplant.
re: flourgirl
flourgirl, was this the chicken pot pie recipe that your referring to?
re: flourgirl
Thanks, flourgirl. I'm going to try making it this weekend.
I have to agree. While I've let my subscription lapse from time to time, I always ended up renewing, but no more. The number of advertisements versus actual mag content is horrendous, & they've reduced the article print size to where I need magnifying glasses to comfortably read - something that I rarely require. No thanks.
I agree. When I heard they had appointed a new editor, I was hopeful he/she would bring some refreshing changes to the magazine. Instead, I received my June 2011 issue (the first or second issue under the new editor) and what do I see but Gwyneth Paltrow on the front cover. I had a complete WTF?+UGH reaction all at the same time. Plus, if I wanted to read an article about a movie star, I could buy any one of the numerous OK! and Hello! magazines out there. Since then, the issues have been getting worse and worse- if I, manage to find page 1 of an article I want to read, I now have to flip through several ads to try and find page 2 of the same article. Simply disgraceful.
re: jjbourgeois
I can do better than that :) I had a subscription for a year or two 25 years ago, and haven't renewed since then.
I was never a big follower of BA, but I believe it's gotten better in the last few months. My subscription transferred after Gourmet folded and I now enjoy "reading" it (the fried chicken recipe from a few months ago was great). It's not Saveur, but it'll do.
Food & Wine, on the other hand, is now on my crap list.
re: emily
Btw, the 2 tricks I picked up on the fried chicken were 1) do not marinate overnight in buttermilk (it makes the skin soggy; dip it thinned buttermilk before flouring instead and 2) keep turning the chicken in the oil every 1-2 minutes while frying (rather than flipping once, which creates a flattened/dark bottom). The latter seems kind of "duh" to me now, but I apparently couldn't figure it out on my own.
Conde Nast made an insane mistake when they put a non-cooking snarky former GQ editor in as ed-in-chief of Bon Appetit. He's turned it into a sort of Details for people whose idea of food is Manhattan take-out menus. It's arch, graphically derivative, pretentious, just plain awful. Make mine Saveur anyday.
i'm sort of late to this thread but I wanted to vent anyway... I, too, was a bit wary of the changes in BA when they made Adam Rapoport editor. the first few issues he edited had a zillion recipes for pre-cooked ham (!!!) and a lot of offensively basic "cooking tips" and "news." i almost canceled my subscription, but given the death of Gourmet i decided to give it a chance. some issues have had interesting stuff and good ideas, and the food photos are eye candy, but the magazine is more and more losing its personality. so many photos of fashion models sporting trendy outfits and perfectly done nails, as if this were Allure or Vogue or yeah, of course, GQ... the features with people, which used to be about food people, now just include lots of pretty hipsters who, it seems, are friends with the editor.
as a result, the magazine is both alienating and boring. alienating because it doesn't know its audience, and boring because it has no content to speak of. i just read a recipe for... spaghetti with cherry tomatoes! please! what a waste of my money.
perhaps the magazine appeals to an audience that's new to food publications? ???
anyway, i give up...


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It appears a toxic chemical is spreading at the site of the old Ford plant in Shelby Township. It could cost $150 million to fix the problem.
The Sobolewski family moved into the Central Park subdivision in Shelby Township two years ago. They were unaware of the potential health hazard looming below.
"People are just concerned. They just want problem resolved. They want to have to worry about contaminants in their life," said Mike Sobolewski.
The family's neighborhood backs up to the old Ford Visteon plant on Mound Road. It's an area long-suspected of being contaminated.
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After months of testing and compiling an extensive 8,000-page report, the township confirmed in a town hall meeting on Wednesday that the soil and groundwater at the site tested positive for two cancer-causing chemicals called TCE and TCA.
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We're from California (Marina County) so all my 'new age' friends will love that Cathedral Rock was majestically sitting at our front door! ...all that 'vortex' myth and magic.
Most magic for us were our 2 times daily hikes into the Oak Creek area. I have always wanted to walk forever in a creek bed and to then plunge into swimming holes! How glorious to find this dream right here! so much stream…so many swimming holes magically showing up along the walks...so little time! Though we did have a wonderful week, and so many quiet areas of delicious sanctuary where we just sat for hours falling into each moment. Thanks for this great spot!
Our last day -- Gentle wind chimes birdsong scent of Juniper, warm breeze fluttering, yellow and white butterflies
Our little family of quails scooting by (above the table is a rocky mountain juniper - can live up to 1500 years). Don't forget to sit out late with the stars...
...and the full moon! Sandy
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Marcia Carey Caldwell
Moving from Puget Sound to the Valley of the Sun (Phoenix/Scottsdale, AZ) in 1989, left my family longing for a cool, wooded getaway. I bought and renovated this cabin (built in 1960), in 1997 and have had hundreds of truly happy guests stay here, leaving us the occasional available weekend! I love sitting by a cool evening fireside with my dachshunds -- you will too!
Marcia Carey Caldwell purchased this cabin in 1998
Why Marcia Carey Caldwell chose Sedona
We adored Sedona and the hikes, the creek, the activities and the year round great climate. We hike right from our background either into a box canyon leading to hills with magnificent views or to Crescent Moon Recreation Area where we can swim in Oak Creek, visit Stupas, photograph some of the best views and ecosystems Sedona offers. We also benefit from the VORTEX energy!
What makes this cabin unique
Direct vortex path from stunning Cathedral Rock and short walking distance to Oak Creek certainly affects energy and consciousness. I love sharing this amongst the other benefits of a genuine cabin on wooded acreage and a view that leaves me breathless.
Guestbook comments from the owner
The stay was fantastic. Secluded and quiet with plenty of room. Thank you so much. When we had back to Sedona next year, we'll look you up. Thanks again.


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Christmas Sayings: What to Write in a Christmas Card
Many people make their own Christmas cards, but may not know what to write as the message. You can read through the following list to help give yourself ideas and narrow down what you want to express this holiday season. You may want to make the saying inspirational, funny, or just fun.
Examples of Christmas Card Sayings
- May your face, fingers, toes and nose stay warm this winter season.
- Have a peaceful, joyful, and magical Christmas.
- May your heart be warm with the love that surrounds you this Christmas.
- Most people end up standing under the mistletoe with their money at Christmas time. They kiss their money goodbye as their friends and relatives open their presents.
- May our Lord Jesus warm your heart this Christmas, New Year and all year long. Merry Christmas
- Wishing you a Christmas that's fat and jolly just like Santa Claus.
- Tis the season to eat, drink and be merry.
- May the love of Christ fill your heart with warmth this Christmas. May the love of family fill your house with warmth and laughter.
- Wishing you all the toys you want, all the eggnog you want, and all the other things that bring Christmas cheer.
- Christmas is a good time to send cards to those who are special. You're one of the people I wanted to send a card. Merry Christmas to a very special person.
- Remember that the reason for the season is for the sake of the economy. Happy buying season to all.
- If we could only have the Christmas cheer all year long, then we would all be totally stressed out.
- I thought it would be better to not send a phony Christmas message this year and attempt to be real and honest. Here it is: "Santa is NOT real." Merry Christmas.
- If elves were real and there is only one Santa, then the elves could definitely take over the North Pole if there were an uprising.
- It's the most busiest, stressful, time of the year!
- The irony of Christmas is that we lie to our kids telling them that there is a guy who loves you and gives gifts for free and knows what you are thinking. Then we expect them to believe and trust in Jesus when they are teenagers and have a drug problem.
- Jesus' last name was Christ, but Mary's last name was not Christ, so stop saying "Mary Christmas."
- Thanksgiving is a holiday that centers around gluttony as we eat as much as possible. Christmas is the perfect follow-up since it centers around everyone getting new clothes to fit into.
- Having two Thanksgivings instead of Thanksgiving and Christmas would allow us all the weight gain without the loss to the wallet.
- WWJTASC: "What would Jesus think about Santa Clause?"
- Can you blame kids for not believing in a guy who performs miracles, loves kids, and knows if you've been bad or good?


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Wade Phillips, kneeling, with a proud papa named Bum. Speaking of, wonder what Bill Parcells is gonna do now. I have the new Dallas Cowboys head coach's cell phone number. He knows Terrell Owens' name. And when he strode into the main meeting room at Valley Ranch for Thursday's press conference, the ... More >>