On Friday, a crowd gathered at the home of Tom Crawford, 63, from Carlton, to stop bailiffs from evicting him.
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The Nottingham Post reported that Crawford, a cancer patient, is in a battle with building society Bradford & Bingley over his mortgage.
Live feed to #savetheirhome #Tomcrawford https://t.co/ByzYs7eAk0
According to the paper, more than 500 people arrived from all over the country to ward the bailiffs off.
Hundreds gather to stop #Nottingham man being evicted from home #TomCrawford http://t.co/2EiV9C6J2R
Last July, 200 people turned up at Crawford's house to do the same.
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Crawford's cause began to pick up steam after he uploaded a video about his situation to YouTube.
Crawford claims that he has already paid off his mortgage.
@cin3aton @rustyrockets Proud to be a part of today.We shall not, we shall not be moved #tomcrawford #iamtom
He told the Nottingham Post:
I won't let them throw me out of my own house. It's amazing and extremely heartwarming to see how many people have come to support me once again.
I said the same thing last time but the English dictionary doesn't have the words to express our gratitude to people.
UKAR, which manages Bradford & Bingley, claims Crawford owes £43,000:
#Tomcrawford images of todays turn out
The lender claims its possession order is valid.
"We are ALL Tom Crawford". Peaceful gathering outside his home now, waiting for bailiffs to resist #eviction
UKAR told ITV News:
Repossession is always viewed as a last resort and follows a series of forbearance options, with the aim of finding a solution that takes account of the customer's specific circumstances. Regrettably, in this instance, we have been unable to find a solution.
Bradford & Bingley has followed proper legal procedures and is now legally entitled to take possession of this property following the ruling by the Court and the Judge.
We have a valid possession order that is enforceable.