Benefit during a crisis

DUTR

seven-day-weekend wrote: »

Providing it is just used as an extra bedroom or sitting room and does not have its own services , etc, yes - it is the same as an extension to the house.

IIRC in the UK you cannot have a detached property off the main residence with a bed in there :question:

dieselhead

So long as there is planning approval and building regulation approval for the log cabin it shouldn't be a problem I very much doubt that a log cabin would be small enough to fall under permitted development rights.

However I would guess that unless it has a separate address than the main property she will be classed as living with her parents, will this affect her claim?

kazzah

Originally Posted by Royd
Using some of my savings I have purchased a 'log cabin' as a home for her and our granddaughter in our garden

Is that legal?:eek:


Does it matter ?
this is a crisis situation, no-one would want it as a permanent solution, but surely this 3 year old's safety should be the primary concern at this current time.