A disabled mother and her daughter who were driven out of their home for almost three years by mould and damp have been forced into temporary accommodation for a second time just days after returning – and at a cost of £14,000 a week.
Sabrena Rahman, 40, and her 13-year-old daughter, who are both asthmatic, were told in December, by Clarion Housing Group - the largest housing association in the UK - that her flat had been fully refurbished and the damp had been eliminated meaning she could return.
