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09-25-2010, 03:31 PM
http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01132/SNA2509P-280_1132489a.jpg Mother of all scroungers ... Greenfield on her doorstep
Scrounging mum’s huge new home
PREGNANT super-scrounger Susan Greenfield shows off her bulging belly at the door of her massive new home - as she gets ready for baby number ELEVEN.
The sponging single mum-of-ten moved into the seven-bedroom property after taxpayers footed the £45,000 bill to create her huge pad from two houses.
http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01132/SNA2507B1-380_1132491a.jpg Home from homes ... huge new pad
And the jobless 39-year-old - who rakes in £30,000 in benefits - stood and watched as a team of removal men lugged her growing brood's belongings inside.
One disgusted onlooker in Viewpark, Lanarkshire, said: "It's a disgrace. The movers went back and forth with all this furniture for about an hour and a half.
"Obviously with a family that size there is quite a lot of furniture, so they had their work cut out.
http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01132/SNA2509P1-380_1132488a.jpg Abuse ... pals
"Even though it was all being done for her, she didn't lift a finger to help. I know she's pregnant again, but she could have carried something in. It's typical.
"Instead she just stood on her step with her belly bulging out of those leggings and a too-small T-shirt - she has no shame.
"Quite a few neighbours were out to see the show." We told last month how council workers had to knock through to the house next door after Greenfield's home was branded too small.
She was given a temporary home - also funded by taxpayers - while the improvements were being carried out.
And the move sparked fury among locals who were outraged at the treatment the unemployed mum enjoyed.
More than 12,000 people are on the waiting list for a council house in North Lanarkshire - and it takes almost FIVE YEARS to get one of the local authority's homes.
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On Thursday, the removal team spent 90 minutes shifting furniture into Greenfield's huge new home.
Three burly workers hauled a load from a white van which included a fridge and a bunk-bed. Windows in the house were still whited-out from the weeks of work and Greenfield's pals stood outside shouting abuse. It's not known if the cost of the removal men was also covered by taxpayers.
But the onlooker added: "This woman has shown no responsibility and kept popping out kids until there was no more space in her home. The council moved her out and put her up somewhere else while they joined the houses together, yet they ship her back in while others can't get a single home for years." Greenfield's oldest child is 19, while the youngest is just two.
Three of the children share one father, two share another and the birth certificates of another five name no father.
Her first, a daughter, was born in November 1990 when Greenfield was just 20. Less than two years later, in August 1992, she gave birth to a boy, followed by another lad in 1993.
http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01132/SNA2509E1-380_1132487a.jpg Bad move ... workers
In November 1995 she had her third son son. And 19 months later her second daughter was born.
In October 1999, she had a fourth son, followed two years later by another daughter. Eighteen months on, Greenfield had another boy. Her final two girls share the same dad and were born in September 2006 and January 2008.
Grasping Greenfield is thought to be entitled to £65.45 a week in income support cash as well as another £114.10 in child benefit.
Each child under 16 is worth £2,300 a year in child tax credit, on top of a £545 minimum payment. She'll also coin in around £70 a week in housing benefit and £732 a year in council tax benefit.
North Lanarkshire Council last night refused to discuss the house scandal. A spokesman said: "We do not comment on individual tenants."
Read more: http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/news/3152613/Scrounging-mums-huge-new-home.html#ixzz10ZThkczc
Scrounging mum’s huge new home
PREGNANT super-scrounger Susan Greenfield shows off her bulging belly at the door of her massive new home - as she gets ready for baby number ELEVEN.
The sponging single mum-of-ten moved into the seven-bedroom property after taxpayers footed the £45,000 bill to create her huge pad from two houses.
http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01132/SNA2507B1-380_1132491a.jpg Home from homes ... huge new pad
And the jobless 39-year-old - who rakes in £30,000 in benefits - stood and watched as a team of removal men lugged her growing brood's belongings inside.
One disgusted onlooker in Viewpark, Lanarkshire, said: "It's a disgrace. The movers went back and forth with all this furniture for about an hour and a half.
"Obviously with a family that size there is quite a lot of furniture, so they had their work cut out.
http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01132/SNA2509P1-380_1132488a.jpg Abuse ... pals
"Even though it was all being done for her, she didn't lift a finger to help. I know she's pregnant again, but she could have carried something in. It's typical.
"Instead she just stood on her step with her belly bulging out of those leggings and a too-small T-shirt - she has no shame.
"Quite a few neighbours were out to see the show." We told last month how council workers had to knock through to the house next door after Greenfield's home was branded too small.
She was given a temporary home - also funded by taxpayers - while the improvements were being carried out.
And the move sparked fury among locals who were outraged at the treatment the unemployed mum enjoyed.
More than 12,000 people are on the waiting list for a council house in North Lanarkshire - and it takes almost FIVE YEARS to get one of the local authority's homes.
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On Thursday, the removal team spent 90 minutes shifting furniture into Greenfield's huge new home.
Three burly workers hauled a load from a white van which included a fridge and a bunk-bed. Windows in the house were still whited-out from the weeks of work and Greenfield's pals stood outside shouting abuse. It's not known if the cost of the removal men was also covered by taxpayers.
But the onlooker added: "This woman has shown no responsibility and kept popping out kids until there was no more space in her home. The council moved her out and put her up somewhere else while they joined the houses together, yet they ship her back in while others can't get a single home for years." Greenfield's oldest child is 19, while the youngest is just two.
Three of the children share one father, two share another and the birth certificates of another five name no father.
Her first, a daughter, was born in November 1990 when Greenfield was just 20. Less than two years later, in August 1992, she gave birth to a boy, followed by another lad in 1993.
http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01132/SNA2509E1-380_1132487a.jpg Bad move ... workers
In November 1995 she had her third son son. And 19 months later her second daughter was born.
In October 1999, she had a fourth son, followed two years later by another daughter. Eighteen months on, Greenfield had another boy. Her final two girls share the same dad and were born in September 2006 and January 2008.
Grasping Greenfield is thought to be entitled to £65.45 a week in income support cash as well as another £114.10 in child benefit.
Each child under 16 is worth £2,300 a year in child tax credit, on top of a £545 minimum payment. She'll also coin in around £70 a week in housing benefit and £732 a year in council tax benefit.
North Lanarkshire Council last night refused to discuss the house scandal. A spokesman said: "We do not comment on individual tenants."
Read more: http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/news/3152613/Scrounging-mums-huge-new-home.html#ixzz10ZThkczc