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Widow with Parkinson’s ‘broken’ over new build home in Lyneham

Representatives from Vistry had been to visit the home and carried out works such as replacing flooring, the spokeswoman said.

A National House-Building Council (NHBC) spokesman said that a resolution service had been offered to Chambers and a builder was sent to “rectify” issues with her garden.

“We take our responsibility to our policy-holders seriously and will always meet our obligations to them,” he said.

A spokeswoman from Age UK said while the charity could not comment on the specifics of this case, “we know that safe, warm and accessible housing is essential for older people and for anyone living with a long-term health condition”.

She said: “Issues like cold homes or inaccessible outdoor spaces can have a real impact on someone’s independence and well-being.”


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