The father was horrified to discover the conditions of the flat, stating that reaching it involved walking through a junkyard filled with dangerous items, including needles and a burnt-out car. He expressed serious concerns for the safety of his young daughters, especially his four-year-old, questioning how a lorry driver could see her in such a hazardous area. His description of the flat included mentions of loose wires, open fuse boxes, and a lack of light, ultimately labeling it a 'death trap.'
Despite raising his concerns about the property, the father was pressured by Lewisham Council, who called him to understand why he hadn't accepted the offer. He was warned that refusal could lead to homelessness. After providing evidence of the property’s poor condition, the council maintained that it was 'perfectly fine'. They insisted the family could take the flat, but the father refused, demanding a council inspection. The worker who visited was reportedly shocked at the situation.
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