ThroughThick no, never.
Parsley the police were starting to crackdown on sell and rent back schemes and were already suspicious of companies like mine. The insurance for the property had what I paid which was less than the mortgage- it is quite confusing. I do feel differently, I feel like I grew up a lot and realised what’s important.
stripes yes it does but I have no idea how to fix it. What we currently have, I just can’t see how it helps people who are in there a long time or without support at home.
frosty yes it was difficult but I’m lucky that in both closed and open my ‘pad’ mate’s we’re fine.
candy I was very fortunate that my friend employed me.
purple in closed it was get up, breakfast, washed, back to pad, lunch, back to pad, walk in yard, dinner, pad. I had no ‘privilages’ For the first few weeks, it took them ages to get me a category so when you’re without a category you’re assigned A. In open it was better, get up, washed, breakfast, queue for milk (you get a jug to take to your pad), work, lunch, work, dinner, ‘socialise’, pad, lights out. You get a key to your pad too- obviously guards can always open it but it stops others getting in when you’re out.