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11:06Now PlayingVerity Sharpe pays £720 a month to live in central London - but she has no renters’ rights. That’s why she spent a year living in a decommissioned care home without running water.
Her new comedy set Landlord’s Wet Dream recounts how she was priced out of the private rental market and into a property guardianship.
But now, she might be priced out of the guardianship market. Her license fee has increased by nearly £100 since she moved in. And, costs are quickly catching up to the private rental market rates - but without private sector protections.
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