usedtobeblonde - the two families who lived "nearby" and have "lost their homes" were actually renting the stables which were converted a while ago. They seem to have moved into other estate houses over the summer so they haven't suddenly been thrown out.
As someone who has lived in estate properties in the past though, you are inevitably going to be surprised if they want them back (for whatever reason) as it so rarely happens...
They tend to be very secure tenancies as estates do like to try to keep the whole inheritance intact. I think it usually happens because of death duties and the need to raise money by selling something it seems to me.
Nicola Sturgeons husband pleads guilty.
What are you avoiding doing in this heat?
Robert Kenyon, Reform's candidate for Makerfield. Would you let him in your house?


