Couple break down over prospect of 'bedroom tax'
Lisa Munden, who has cerebral palsy, and her partner and full-time carer Brett Fage live in a two bedroom house in Essex and face paying the 'bedroom tax' because as a couple they are expected to share a room.
However, because of Lisa's condition she moves around a lot in the night so Brett sleeps in the second bedroom for 90% of the time.
From April they will have to spend £80 a month on the second bedroom and this is placing a huge financial burden on them.
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