Driver has to wear mask in his own home as walls covered with mould
“Wallpaper has peeled off in the bathroom and in the hallway there are more black patches. I worry that the fungus is poisonous.”He explained: “My rib cage is still crushed and the doctor has told me that my lungs will never recover. I am breathing in these spores every single day of my life.
“My settee, bedroom, everything is now rotten because of this dampness. I have to sit with all my windows open and my heating on just to see if I can live in it.”He says that the only alternative accommodation he’s been offered has been in Milton - meaning he would have to move away from all his family and friends.
“Some of the walls are glistening. If you go into the hall and touch the wall then you can feel the walls are soaking. My health is just continuing to deteriorate. “The repairs required in his home mean it is necessary for the tenant to temporarily relocate while they are undertaken.
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