People who rely on benefits for a place to live, including Gloucester couple Anne-Marie and Shaun, who have a four-bedroom house and describe themselves as on the work scrapheap because of their health issues, and it is important to them that they qualify for more sickness and disability benefits to go towards their household budget. Plus, house-proud Shelley, who swapped her housing association property to let a family have her two-bedroom flat and avoid paying the bedroom tax.
