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over a year ago
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mad and not fab related but need advice
issues with emergency accom now in temp thank god but issues over a missing microwave
and was told they would check on cctv ... didnt have a clue cctv on property no notices and had someone over for sex twice . wondering if we have been filmed lol and is this illegal
same landlord has been in flat without notice and walked in on me getting changed after a shower |
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Hello good evening .
Sorry hear that . That’s discusting spying on you and walk in like that .
No that is not legal .
Landlord has no rights to came to property with out advanced notice .
He needs to call ask if is ok to came by .
Can’t walk in any time he likes whenever he likes .
n cctv inside the rooms ? That’s freaky . N creepy . Spying on people with no consent ?
Was you ever told or says in contract ?
I’m sure that is not legal . Is invading your privacy rights . Is abuse .
I would research google , ask citizen advise or legal advise . And I wouldn’t be shy to prosecute the landlord either . Rip as much money out of him as can possibly imagine .
CCTV and walk himself / herself in just like that ?
What is this is : Bates Motel ?
Made me sick just to read . Sorry to hear that
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There should be signs up to say CCTV is recording in order for it to be legal. I have researched this previously because I have CCTV outside myself. If the CCTV is in any of the living areas tenants occupy then that is definitely illegal. |
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thank you it was emergency accom fled dv waiting for temp now got temp but housing treating me like shit several issues
apparently ive took a microwave of his ( no microwave in it as i got one given to me from a charity - paper trail for this and ive told them this they said he would check cctv and no signs up saying this so im thought it was dodgy just needed to check thanks |
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"There should be signs up to say CCTV is recording in order for it to be legal. I have researched this previously because I have CCTV outside myself. If the CCTV is in any of the living areas tenants occupy then that is definitely illegal."
inthought so thanks
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"Hello good evening .
Sorry hear that . That’s discusting spying on you and walk in like that .
No that is not legal .
Landlord has no rights to came to property with out advanced notice .
He needs to call ask if is ok to came by .
Can’t walk in any time he likes whenever he likes .
n cctv inside the rooms ? That’s freaky . N creepy . Spying on people with no consent ?
Was you ever told or says in contract ?
I’m sure that is not legal . Is invading your privacy rights . Is abuse .
I would research google , ask citizen advise or legal advise . And I wouldn’t be shy to prosecute the landlord either . Rip as much money out of him as can possibly imagine .
CCTV and walk himself / herself in just like that ?
What is this is : Bates Motel ?
Made me sick just to read . Sorry to hear that
Respect "
thank you so much will take this further |
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"mad and not fab related but need advice
issues with emergency accom now in temp thank god but issues over a missing microwave
and was told they would check on cctv ... didnt have a clue cctv on property no notices and had someone over for sex twice . wondering if we have been filmed lol and is this illegal
same landlord has been in flat without notice and walked in on me getting changed after a shower "
Work in the Security industry
Cctv law is and surely you’re landlord broke the law pertaining to cctv use
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Sorry hear that 
Happy to know u getting your accommodation.
I had to build a motorhome quickly . No Council or anyone helps cause landlord gives you illegal inviction after refuse fixing black ceilings of infiltrations .
No one cares if u homeless just before Christmas single dad or not .
Thought u ment cctv inside the rooms xx |
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"Sorry hear that
Happy to know u getting your accommodation.
I had to build a motorhome quickly . No Council or anyone helps cause landlord gives you illegal inviction after refuse fixing black ceilings of infiltrations .
No one cares if u homeless just before Christmas single dad or not .
Thought u ment cctv inside the rooms xx "
i dont know where it was being honest it could have been lifes better but its been awful single mum of 2 kids its took 10 weeks of b&bs ( one was 8 weeks where the cctv thing happened its illegal hes def a awful perve |
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"mad and not fab related but need advice
issues with emergency accom now in temp thank god but issues over a missing microwave
and was told they would check on cctv ... didnt have a clue cctv on property no notices and had someone over for sex twice .
wondering if we have been filmed lol and is this illegal
same landlord has been in flat without notice and walked in on me getting changed after a shower "
A landlord has to give you a minimum of 24 hrs notice to visit a property.You can ask to be present they can't just turn up unanounced and let themselves in.I have heard of a landlord who helped themselves to a tennants property to recover unpaid rent or bills.Highly illegal. |
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"mad and not fab related but need advice
issues with emergency accom now in temp thank god but issues over a missing microwave
and was told they would check on cctv ... didnt have a clue cctv on property no notices and had someone over for sex twice .
wondering if we have been filmed lol and is this illegal
same landlord has been in flat without notice and walked in on me getting changed after a shower
A landlord has to give you a minimum of 24 hrs notice to visit a property.You can ask to be present they can't just turn up unanounced and let themselves in.I have heard of a landlord who helped themselves to a tennants property to recover unpaid rent or bills.Highly illegal."
he walkec in once without notice but its alarming that he has cctv from a privacy point of view i have teenage kids im going to take advice thanks xx |
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"Sorry hear that
Happy to know u getting your accommodation.
I had to build a motorhome quickly . No Council or anyone helps cause landlord gives you illegal inviction after refuse fixing black ceilings of infiltrations .
No one cares if u homeless just before Christmas single dad or not .
Thought u ment cctv inside the rooms xx i dont know where it was being honest it could have been lifes better but its been awful single mum of 2 kids its took 10 weeks of b&bs ( one was 8 weeks where the cctv thing happened its illegal hes def a awful perve "
Awww bless you sorry hear that x x that’s horrible
Sending loads of love x x |
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"Sorry hear that
Happy to know u getting your accommodation.
I had to build a motorhome quickly . No Council or anyone helps cause landlord gives you illegal inviction after refuse fixing black ceilings of infiltrations .
No one cares if u homeless just before Christmas single dad or not .
Thought u ment cctv inside the rooms xx i dont know where it was being honest it could have been lifes better but its been awful single mum of 2 kids its took 10 weeks of b&bs ( one was 8 weeks where the cctv thing happened its illegal hes def a awful perve
Awww bless you sorry hear that x x that’s horrible
Sending loads of love x x "
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I’ve worked for a social housing provider who have provided emergency / shared accommodation.
It’s completely legal to have CCTV inside the communal areas of the property (shared kitchen/shared lounge/corridors etc) as long as it’s well signposted and you are informed when taking up the tenancy.
The landlord can also access these shared areas with minimal or no warning, as they often need to access and welcome new residents to the property, or help clean the communal areas.
It is however illegal to have any CCTV in any areas which are solely used by one resident (eg bedroom) and when accessing these areas the landlord would need to give you prior warning. |
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"I’ve worked for a social housing provider who have provided emergency / shared accommodation.
It’s completely legal to have CCTV inside the communal areas of the property (shared kitchen/shared lounge/corridors etc) as long as it’s well signposted and you are informed when taking up the tenancy.
The landlord can also access these shared areas with minimal or no warning, as they often need to access and welcome new residents to the property, or help clean the communal areas.
It is however illegal to have any CCTV in any areas which are solely used by one resident (eg bedroom) and when accessing these areas the landlord would need to give you prior warning."
no notices and not aware or been made aware of anything he just came in no notice etc first ive heard of cctv when they said they would check it to see about a microwave that wasnt provided but apparently i had took i know its grey areas etc no tenancy signed but in the place 9 weeks housing have breached regs didnt know who the landlord was to be honest it was half a house ie 3 rooms sort of kitchen and shower room he charged council 690 a week for it thanks for the info |
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Landlords can only let themselves in without notice if its an absolute emergency - but they still have to make contact. By emergency, we're talking gas or water leak while you aren't there, or something major.
We had issues with a private landlord coming in and not telling us for very minor reasons. Its a horrible feeling of invasion, and we never quite felt settled there again. |
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"Landlords can only let themselves in without notice if its an absolute emergency - but they still have to make contact. By emergency, we're talking gas or water leak while you aren't there, or something major.
We had issues with a private landlord coming in and not telling us for very minor reasons. Its a horrible feeling of invasion, and we never quite felt settled there again."
this was emergency housing but its not on im thinking i could end up on a porn site he may have videod me having sex or coming out of shower etc i have teen aged boys im going to take this further thank you |
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As far as I'm aware, emergency housing the rules are still the same; they need to give you notice of any reason they need to come into the property, unless it's an emergency and they can't get access via yourself. They shouldn't be letting themselves in for any other reason.
Definitely chase it up, citizens advice bureau is probably a good place to get cohesive advice. |
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"As far as I'm aware, emergency housing the rules are still the same; they need to give you notice of any reason they need to come into the property, unless it's an emergency and they can't get access via yourself. They shouldn't be letting themselves in for any other reason.
Definitely chase it up, citizens advice bureau is probably a good place to get cohesive advice."
thank you ive been given a legal services helpline over other issues so will ptob try that thanks |
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