'My family spent 15 months in caravan after flood - we're still crammed in one room'
A loss adjuster vowed the job would take just four months to put right.
They suffered through the pandemic in the caravan, while Scott hit the road five-days-a-week as a key worker and Nicola returned to frontline nursing to help ease the burden on besieged hospitals.They have now been forced into their conservatory while building work goes on around them. Scott has also been left reeling from the death of his retired shopkeeper dad Roy, 75, from cancer and moving his dementia-stricken mum Betty, 75, into a care home while the repairs drag on.“But it feels like we have been forgotten about.
Nicola now works directing mental health and learning disability services for NHS Forth Valley and is forced to take important video calls in the same chaotic room as her boys and pets.
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