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Cambridge City Council Income Team continue eviction despite high court order

Not only a I facing corrupt DWP officers I am also facing a corrupt Cambridge City Council.
Daniel Reynard Income officer from Cambridge pretending to bring a gift.

He the lies and goes back to his office and lies again.
In the youtube attached there are several lies:

1. he wants to know what happened. But he already knows really he is there to start the eviction process rolling.
2. He is there to honestly assess me. No he does not even say that. 
3. He is going to report my health accurately. But does not.


The reason health matters, is the same reason he did not write it down properly.
No health mean he can evict me faster and it is more painful to challenge.

Daniel Reynard was defended by
Anna Hill
Sue Amna 






Daniel Reynard (Income Officer): On 11 September 2025, omitted the claimant's disclosed disabilities (ADHD, dyslexia, depression, anxiety, potential autism) from his report; assessed only physical presentation ("stood for around 10-15 minutes unaided") which is irrelevant to cognitive disabilities per Woodspring DC v Taylor [1982]. On 17 September 2025, signed and issued the NOSP. On 29 October 2025, directed claimant to non-responsive email address when questioned about the discrepancy.
Sue Amner (Income Manager): Provided contradictory justifications - on 11 November 2025 stated EqA issues were "not connected" to NOSP; on 4 December 2025 claimed "all known disabilities" had been considered. Failed to address discrepancy between Daniel's report and claimant's actual health conditions.

Anna Hill: On 3 October 2025 at 10:40am, funnelled the claimant's PAP for JR dated 2 October 2025 into the corporate complaints process, despite acknowledging the claimant was "threaten[ing] to take legal action against us." This denied the claimant a proper legal response as required by the JR Pre-Action Protocol.

Steven Nolan (Solicitor) and Felicity Goldsbrough (Barrister): On 24 October 2025, filed strike-out application based on false assertions: (i) that an LBA was sent by email on 9 October 2025 (no such email exists despite five requests between 24 October and 10 November 2025); (ii) that Cambridge City Council was the correct defendant (Gareth Coelho personally liable under s110 EqA 2010); (iii) that particulars had not been filed (they were attached to Anna Hill's email of 3 October 2025).

Council's Decision-Making Process: On 4 September 2025, Sarah Cafferkey correctly identified adjustments available under ADM J1007. On 5 September 2025, Carla Buey responded with false statements. On 11 September 2025, Daniel visited but omitted disabilities from report. On 17 September 2025, NOSP issued - 6 days after visit, 12 days after Carla's false statements, without verification or consultation with claimant. Failed to consider relevant matters under Woodspring DC v Taylor [1982]. Applied unpublished "non-interference" policy that contradicts published Income Management Policy.
CCC - Discrimination Arising from Disability (s15 Equality Act 2010)

The claimant received an NOSP on 20 September 2025 because of circumstances arising from his disability: rent unpaid because UC not paid because claimant commitment not signed because claimant's disabilities prevent live interviews. The Council knew of the claimant's disabilities (from 2019 homelessness application, PIP award, council tax exemption) and the causal chain but proceeded regardless.

CCC - Bias and Breach of Natural Justice
Daniel Reynard's decision is automatically unfair: on 11 September 2025 he assessed the claimant; on 17 September 2025 he issued the NOSP based on his own assessment; on 29 October 2025 and 5 November 2025 when questioned, he directed the claimant elsewhere and refused to explain. No independent oversight of the discrepancy between his report and the claimant's disclosed disabilities.

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