David O'Neill, president of local authorities' umbrella body Cosla, said councils across the country had deep concerns about cuts to housing benefit which, he warned, were likely to force tenants to leave communities where they have lived for years.
SCOTLAND'S councils have launched an attack on Government minister David Mundell over the controversial "bedroom tax".
David O'Neill, president of local authorities' umbrella body Cosla, said councils across the country had deep concerns about cuts to housing benefit which, he warned, were likely to force tenants to leave communities where they have lived for years.
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