Finding the right home can be a challenge for anyone — but for people living with anxiety, autism, or other neurodivergent conditions, the stakes are often much higher. The right…
After enduring harassment and being ignored by her council, Dr. Suzanne Dow tragically took her own life—prompting a Rule 43 coroner’s warning. Now, similar systemic failings by Tewkesbury Borough Council are placing another neurodivergent household at risk. This blog explores the dangers of inaction and the Council’s failure to uphold its legal duties under the Equality Act 2010.
Posted by: Someone Losing Faith in Logic So here’s the deal: We get offered a place in Greenock. Sounds promising, right? Fresh air, fresh start, and a long-overdue break from…
Move over Strictly Come Dancing, we’ve got a new championship in town — The Inter-Council Games of Gross Incompetence — and our two leading contenders are none other than Tewkesbury…
Disclaimer: The following blog reflects my personal opinions and views on the subject discussed. It is based on my own experiences, perspectives, and interpretations. Ah, Tewkesbury Borough Council. The shimmering beacon…
Disclaimer: The following blog reflects my personal opinions and views on the subject discussed. It is based on my own experiences, perspectives, and interpretations. This past week brought news that should…
Let’s talk about something that’s causing a lot of unnecessary stress in our lives right now: in-person sign-up policies for housing. Specifically, the one we’ve encountered with Riverclyde Homes. You…
Ah, Scotland! Land of breathtaking landscapes, deep-fried everything, and the eternal mystery of how anyone actually manages to rent a home there. If you, like me, have ever thought, "Hey,…
Disclaimer: The following post contains sarcasm, comedic exaggeration, and a healthy dose of frustration at outdated bureaucracy. Any resemblance to real-life housing policies is, unfortunately, entirely accurate. Moving house is…
