By Dan Ilett
Published: Monday 08 August 2005
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Name
Duncan Newbury
Location
London
Occupation
Marketing Manager
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Technology is not the problem here, it's the willingness of councils to bother chasing people. When I moved into my flat there were outstanding council tax payments from the previous owner of almost £1,000. I had all of his details, even his mobile phone number, but they couldn't be bothered to chase it up and said they would just write it off. Presumably, this is why my council tax then increased the next year... By the way, the council was London Borough of Brent.
Surely this is a breach of the Data Protection - P...
Richard
Technology is not the problem here, it's the willi...
Duncan Newbury
As this is for the collection of a lawful Tax, the...
Anonymous
And about time too. Next, those who have never pa...
Steven
It would not be a breach of the DPA if personal da...
Anonymous
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