The amazing family tree which shows the truly chaotic life of Britain's father

**super jumbe** · 30th January, 2015, 10:12 AM

The amazing family tree which shows the truly chaotic life of Britain's most ****less father: 26 children, 15 women, ?46k in benefits, a taxpayer-funded five-bedroom home and no job.

Family: Mr Rolfe, centre left, was given bigger property to fit some of his enormous family, pictured with from front left Marianne, 15 and Rosanne 18, with back left, Lexi Rolfe-Beck, one, Leeanne Rolfe, 17, Peter, 64, Carrianne, 14, Peter, Danny Beck and Courtney Rolfe-Beck, one

? Peter Rolfe believes that he has fathered 26 children aged between four and 44 with 15 different women
? He said his smaller council house was 'a prison' and has now moved to his new dream house on Isle of Wight
? 'People think I live a life of luxury. I don't drink or take drugs or go out. I do what I can to keep my children happy'
? Mr Rolfe, 64, estimates that over the past 20 years, he has received more than ?500,000 in payments from the state
? He has even lodged a claim of ?1,000 against his local council because he feels they took too long to rehouse him
? Local Government Ombudsman agrees they took too long to rehouse him and want them to pay compensation
? Council is refusing to pay 'cheeky' claim saying: 'There are much better things for us to spend our money on'

This extraordinary family tree reveals the chaotic life of the man who, with a brood of 26 children by 15 different mothers, has been branded Britain's most ****less father.

Unemployed Peter Rolfe, who has 14 daughters and 12 sons between the ages of four and 44, claims that he is raking in nearly ?50,000 a year in total welfare payments for him and his family.

Now the 64-year-old, who is not in touch with all of his children, has been given a dream five-bedroom house funded by taxpayers and says: 'I am not living in a mansion'.

After complaining about his 'human rights', the single father was handed a new, bigger home in Newport on the Isle of Wight last month and now lives there with seven of his children, aged 12 to 20, and two grandchildren.

New pad: The 64-year-old father of 26 recently moved into this taxpayer-funded five-bedroom house in Newport, Isle of Wight, pictured

Refurbishment: Mr Rolfe, pictured in his new kitchen, whose children range in age between four to 44, has spent the past 20 years unemployed claiming ?500,000 in benefits

Compensation: Mr Rolfe is trying to claim a ?1,000 payout from his local council because he claims they took too long in providing him with a larger home for his family - the Local Government Ombudsman agrees - but the council says they have 'better things to spend money on'

He said: 'People think I live a life of luxury but I don't. I don't drink or take drugs or go out.

'I do what I can to keep my children happy. It is hard. By the time I have spent my money on gas, electric and food shopping, I end up with about ?20-a-week spare'.

Including his ?198 weekly rent, jobless Mr Rolfe and his family are costing taxpayers ?900 a week, or ?46,800 a year.

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**ontherack** · 30th January, 2015, 03:31 PM

danger of inbreeding, the story continues...............

**GastonJ** · 30th January, 2015, 06:23 PM

Another of the extreme cases reported by the Tory news media to allow the

to believe that this is a typical example of everyone claiming any benefit of any description. It isn't, people like him aren't even 1% of the people claiming benefits to enable them to live. This just puts them all in a bad light.

**gmb45** · 30th January, 2015, 06:41 PM

all this type of news does is give the rich boys more ammo to cut benefits even further.

**Meat-Head** · 30th January, 2015, 07:16 PM

If the Meat--City polital party gets in, for to claim benefits needs to work for them

**GastonJ** · 30th January, 2015, 07:34 PM

The majority of people who receive benefits do work for them. Just that the get paid minimum wage and have to claim tax credits and housing benefit to enable them to live. Never see stories about how taxpayers subsidise companies to pay minimum wage though and how people who are genuine struggle to live day to day. Still that doesn't make headlines and further the right wing sh*t hysteria about how all the evils of the UK are caused by unemployed people. And if the unemployed were all working things would be nice. No they wouldn't because one of the largest chunks, after pensions, of the DWP budget is subsidising employers to keep pay low and keeping people reliant on the benefits system to live day to day.