A WORRIED daughter fears the lack of wardens at a council-run retirement housing complex is putting her elderly parents at risk. Carol Hardiman fears that people living in the sheltered housing site have been let down as there is no longer anyone regularly checking in on them and problems are taking longer to deal with. She said: There is never a warden there, it s not right, things have really gone downhill. The lift often breaks so my 90-year-old mum has to go down three flights of stairs until it s fixed, sometimes she can t leave the flat to do her shopping.
There is a real issue with space at the Twin Falls Animal Shelter and it s going to get even more crazy as we move through spring. The issue isn t anything new, there s always a need for more room in the kennels and crates, but there are times when it is more of a dire issue. Right now is one of those times.
What is the Space Issue at the Twin Falls Animal Shelter?
The Twin Falls Animal Shelter is experiencing a few issues right now. They need help with kittens and they need help with overcrowded dog kennels.
As you can see in the video above that the kennels are full of adoptable dogs and the room in the back is also filled with lost dogs who are waiting for their owners to come and get them.
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ANGER over cutbacks on sheltered housing wardens by the council has seen a fresh campaign launched. Residents at Charles Macpherson Gardens have joined forces with the ACORN union in a bid to retain a full-time warden at the Eldene facility. Francis Smith, who lives there, told the Adver in February how he owes his life to a housing warden after she checked in on him and found him dehydrated and hallucinating – even though the 68-year-old told her he was fine when she called. But moves by Swindon Borough Council to adopt what it says is a model used up and down the country will leave residents without a live-in warden.