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Changing locks.

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rubylady Wed 17-Feb-16 21:11:13

Many of you know how insolant my son has been over the last few years.

On a seperate thread I have said about how he has kicked off this week over his mobile phone. I have had enough. I want him out and have given him the last day of summer term to leave - 22nd July. Great because the 23rd is my birthday.

My question is, how much does it cost to get someone to change the locks and does anyone know if, living in social housing, if they will do if for you if they know there has been evidence of violence and abuse?

Thank you, I am very appreciative. I've just had one hell of a week with him, it being half term and all. Xxx

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Alea Tue 23-Feb-16 14:10:04

As I have said on the "other" (related) thread, I hope things have all calmed down a bit now half term is over and rubylady's son is back at college. Peace at last? smile

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jinglbellsfrocks Tue 23-Feb-16 14:14:38

The only thing on tv my son ever watched with me was Holby City. We both loved it. I always used to yell up for him when it came on. grin

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Alea Tue 23-Feb-16 22:42:06

Just a thought, rubylady, as you are in social housing, would the terms of your tenancy be affected if your son moved out permanently, as would be the case if you "threw him out"? Whereas if he is away at university but your house is still his permanent address, presumably they wouldn't. ?
Worth bearing in mind.

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