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Published:
2:49 PM December 24, 2020
Updated:
2:57 PM December 24, 2020
Andrew Piddington, a lorry driver from Watton, transported carers through flooded areas so they could continue caring for clients.
- Credit: Daniel Burcham
As flooding has left many Norfolk residents isolated in their homes, a HGV driver offered his services to transport carers to the worst hit areas so they could continue their “vital” care.
Pride Home Care based in Attleborough is a service which relies on good road conditions so staff can reach clients at their homes across Norfolk.
But after heavy rain left parts of the county flooded, this morning the business feared some would have to go without care – until Andrew Piddington, dad of director, Daniel Burcham, turned up in his lorry.