![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/were-forced-to-live-in-our-car-after-being-evicted/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/blankets-pillows-medication-appliances-cannot-772904464.jpg&description=A COUPLE have been forced to live in their car after being made homeless. Friday Quick was happily living with her two sons when they were told they were being turfed out through a so-called no-fault eviction notice. Friday Quick and Richard Warrior in front of the car they live inCredit: SWNS The couple sleep on the front seats and wash in service stationsCredit: SWNS The family were given just months to find somewhere else to live or face sleeping on the streets, KentOnline reports. Thankfully, Friday's kids bagged a new home by the deadline of July 8, but the mum and her partner Richard Warrior, who later moved in, weren't so lucky. Despite applying for flats through the council and private landlords, they found themselves with nowhere to go. They say they were repeatedly turned down due to their lack of savings and guarantor, but, on October 27 they were still given the boot. The pair, from Chatham, Kent, are now living in their Audi with only handful of appliances they can't use, and taking showers at service stations whenever they can. They sleep by putting blankets up to block out light from the front window and then recline the front seats covered in pillows. Friday, 50, who has been out of work for two years due to her health, said: "It is degrading. It is the simple things like going to the toilet. "We have been living off sandwiches, crisps and fruit so we are not starving. We have just bought a flask so we can have hot water." Dad-of-four Richard, 49, a fencer who is currently unemployed, added: "We do not feel safe when we are sleeping. "We just want somewhere safe to live, that is all we are asking for. "We just want a place we can call home and just enjoy our lives." The couple were issued a Section 21 notice - known as a no-fault eviction - in March. The law allows landlords to ask tenants to leave without giving a reason if they are outside of a rental contract. While Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove has said these kinds of evictions should be ba){kind=link}
A COUPLE have been forced to live in their car after being made homeless.
Friday Quick was happily living with her two sons when they were told they were being turfed out through a so-called no-fault eviction notice.
The family were given just months to find somewhere else to live or face sleeping on the streets, KentOnline reports.
Thankfully, Friday’s kids bagged a new home by the deadline of July 8, but the mum and her partner Richard Warrior, who later moved in, weren’t so lucky.
Despite applying for flats through the council and private landlords, they found themselves with nowhere to go.