Families left feeling helpless in search for homes

Families searching for somewhere to rent have said they are left feeling "helpless" because of high prices, lack of supply and discrimination.

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Emma Ceris Williams, 36, from Llandudno, Conwy county, said she faced being homeless by the end of September.

Sara Hobday, 32, from Cardiff, said she had "never felt so low" and could not find anywhere "because she has a baby".

Shelter Cymru said "discrimination was seen blatantly" across Wales.

The Welsh government said more affordable homes would be available in the private sector during its next term and any agent or landlord who "unfairly discriminated" against tenants faced losing their licence.

Mother-of-two Ms Williams said she felt "physically helpless" as she faced eviction from her rental property in September.

She and her partner Lee were handed their eviction notice by their landlord of 11 years in July - a three bedroom house they pay £550 a month for.

"We quickly realised that there wasn't anywhere, the prices were absolutely ridiculous," she said.

"I think there was one that was £1,600 [a month], and there are ones that are like £2,300 in this area, all my wages would be gone and the everything else [bills and living costs] would be my partner's wages and then what?

"We'd be left with nothing."

Ms Williams considered moving to England in the hope that prices would be cheaper.