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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
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Laycie Beck

Nottingham mum-of-three living in a hotel after becoming homeless

A Nottingham mum and her three sons have been forced to live in a hotel after their home of almost seven years was sold. Last year Natasha Wagstaff was informed by her landlord that the private property she was renting with her children aged three, six and seven, was going to be sold.

She got in touch with Nottingham City Council in May 2022 after she received her Section 21, a notice landlords give tenants to leave the property, and was told that they would her find somewhere to live. However, a suitable home was not found and earlier this month Natasha and her children had to move out of their home.

Since Tuesday, April 11, they have been living in hotels and due to the limited resources Natasha explained that it's cost her around £170 just to feed everyone in the past week. The mum of three said: "I'm literally living day by day and trying to be strong for my kids, but it is mentally and physically draining.

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