Resident's 'Bedroom Tax' victory
A blind man has won his legal case against Westminster Council, which ruled he should pay more for his second bedroom. But his solicitors maintained he uses the room for storing equipment.
Council 'will not appeal' bedroom tax ruling
Westminster Council has said it won't appeal against the decision but the Government could. Mr Lull's solicitor, Coral Williams, explains the judge's ruling:
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