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W I’m also a pensioner and lived in my last street for 63 years before I moved home. One has to accept you cannot live in the past and have to accept change and move on. Mrs Taylor has received a very generous offer from St Monica Trust. The quality of sheltered hous- ing is very high and a lot of pen- sioners would jump at the offer. In a modern flat her quality of life would be better, much easier to manage and maintain, plus the social life these flats offer. Decorating, heating and main- tenance bills are all going to be smaller. And I am sure the trust would make the move hassle-free for her, like including fitted carpets and such. Also, it would surely give her daughter peace of mind to know her mother was safe and cared for. The comment made by Mrs Taylor that she wishes to pass the house on to her family when she dies is a fair one, except that, should she live 10 or more years, the development will be finished and the house would be worthless and impossible to sell. It’s far better for her to sell now, get a going rate, have a little to help enjoy a few luxuries and give the money to her family. They will be left with a lot of hassle when she’s not here. So I do have sympathy for Mrs Taylor but feel she should give it a lot of thought. Janet Peacock (Mrs), Bristol. Wind farm - no, nuclear power - yes SO the good citizens of Brent Knoll and Burnham are objecting to an eco-friendly wind farm in their Source : accessmylibrary.com |
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