Illegal Construction Uk

An Indian-origin landlord from the Southall suburb of west London has been hit with a whopping 16,000-pound bill after the local Ealing Council stepped in to knock down an illegal outbuilding at his property.

Britain on Friday launched a major crackdown on landlords -- many of them of Indian origin - who construct illegal extensions to their houses dubbed as "beds in sheds" and rent them out to illegal immigrants at extortionate prices in parts of London and elsewhere.

Britain has allocated 1.8 million pounds as part of steps to crackdown on landlords many of them of Indian-origin who construct illegal extensions to their houses and rent them out to illegal immigrants at extortionate rates in parts of London and elsewhere.

An Indian-origin landlord from the Southall suburb of west London has been hit with a whopping 16,000-pound bill after the local Ealing Council stepped in to knock down an illegal outbuilding at his property.

Britain on Friday launched a major crackdown on landlords -- many of them of Indian origin - who construct illegal extensions to their houses dubbed as "beds in sheds" and rent them out to illegal immigrants at extortionate prices in parts of London and elsewhere.

Britain has allocated 1.8 million pounds as part of steps to crackdown on landlords many of them of Indian-origin who construct illegal extensions to their houses and rent them out to illegal immigrants at extortionate rates in parts of London and elsewhere.