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Help arthritic Debbie save her garden from the housing authority

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Myra
7 years ago

Of course the lady should keep the garden bless her Aster her wrong

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Michelle Qassim
7 years ago Featured

If all tennents spent their own money to make the place as they like it would save the owners money. They would be keen to maintain it. Really pathetic jobs worth wanting to make it a bland uncared for area instead.

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Michael
7 years ago

Personally know the lady whole went to great costs for this garden, she deserves to keep it.

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Karen wells
7 years ago

Let her keep it. She looks after the space.

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Tanya schulze
7 years ago

Hope you get to keep it Debbie xx

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Anne Huggins
7 years ago

I wish you every success with this

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Johanna
7 years ago

Aster is an evil, money grabbing corporation. They don’t care about anyone.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Aster should be thankful. Have a heart and let her keep it.

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Trudy
7 years ago

Leave her and her garden aloan

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jadie dixon
7 years ago

It’s utterly ridiculous that this lady should be forced to put this small area back to how it was. The health benefits she has experienced are monumental for her. As for “potentially putting scaffolding up” you can remove chairs and ornaments for a short period. If you look around the other areas by the same housing people there are huge bushes/brambles etc so that is more of a hazard!

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Grace kumandan
7 years ago

It looks fantastic! What a lovely idea for all to share. Stupid pricks telling her to put it back how it was. Looks like a very respectable area.?

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Peter Wood
7 years ago

Keep it as it is. Beauracratic jobsworths!!

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Nina blight
7 years ago

Why can't you just leave her alone to enjoy her garden,its not harming anyone,it looks lovely

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Agnes Winchcombe
7 years ago

This is therapeutic to this lady and looks lovely, concentrate your efforts on the lazy tenants who keep their gardens like Steptoe’s yard!!

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Emma Evans
7 years ago

Help my mum. She needs this space for her mental and physical health.

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Niki linnecar
7 years ago

Since when did improving your flats' garden become something to be critised? As long as the majority of other tenants like it she should be congratulated !

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Denise Paine
7 years ago

Aster leave the garden as it is. Do you not have a heart?

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Anonymous
7 years ago

let it stay as it is, it looks wonderful, much better then the overgrown weeds and bush's Aster has everywhere.

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Pauline Dale
7 years ago

Let’s hope Aster see sense and let it stay.

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Joyce Dempster
7 years ago

If her neighbours don’t mind then I can’t see a problem in having this lovely social space, too many lonely people out there, this is a great idea. Everything is movable if the council need access to the walls.