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It relates to the Old Couple who died in their Bungalow earlier this week , because nobody visited them to help them when they were ill and needed assistance in a cold house ..and they were dead for 5 days before a concerned neighbour looked through their letterbox and saw the old man dead ,and phoned Police ..
From the newspaper report (referring to (Age Concern , Social Services, Health Visitors ,etc )
= "A good neighbour stated " that the couple had been totally let down by those who should have shown concern and visited them in their time of need especially during this extensive cold spell "...
From the newspaper report (referring to (Age Concern , Social Services, Health Visitors ,etc )
= "A good neighbour stated " that the couple had been totally let down by those who should have shown concern and visited them in their time of need especially during this extensive cold spell "...
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well the good neighbour should have kicked the front door in if necessary to see if the poor couyple were ok ,its common sence
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this "good" neighbour talking to the press isn't the "concerned" neighbour who looked thrru the Letterbox btw ..
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sadly no so long ago the postmen would have noticed something wasnt right untill management decided they must be quicker on there rounds and ordered them to not talk to anybody less it slows down there runs
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Tonight I shall make a point of smashing the neighbour's back doors in, and I urge you all to do likewise.
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The Prophet , now Postmen don't even get time to take Parcels out on a round with them , just a pre-written card saying "You were out -- go to Sorting Office " .. :-(
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The old man was a stubborn old fool - you can't help people that don't want to be helped
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Nah, Joe's OK, he just gets a bit confused.
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Ken Masters 13 Jan 14:37
Tonight I shall make a point of smashing the neighbour's back doors in, and I urge you all to do likewise. very neighbourly of you |
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oi Ken ..less of the stubborn .
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Yes you should always keep an eye out for elderly neighbours.
I do. :-) In fact right now I can tell you that the old woman next door is going to make a shedload of rice pudding; as there were about fifty milk bottles on her door step when I passed this morning. |
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^ Clever.
(Well done on getting one over on Orioles AGAIN in the Labour hread) |
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garlicbread 13 Jan 20:43
^ Clever. (Well done on getting one over on Orioles AGAIN in the Labour hread) **************************************************************** Too easy. Mind you, I've just got one over you on the books thread. ;-) That was quite easy as well :-) |