Cardiff council warns tenants of eviction if household member convicted for Ely riots
Cardiff Council has warned several of its tenants that they could face eviction if a member of their household is convicted for offenses related to the Ely riots in 2023. The riots were sparked by the death of two teenage boys. The council has received information from the South Wales Police that at least one member of the 17 households has been charged in connection with the disorder, which the council described as a "serious incident that caused severe alarm and distress throughout the community." The council has stated that if individuals are convicted and sentenced, it may go to court to seek repossession of their homes.
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