Back in the early 1990's there was a recession in the UK that decimated the housing market. During this recession the very nice family that live at #50 Beechwood avenue hit problems with their mortgage and got foreclosed on. The bank then put the property up for sale at auction. As my family were doing a bit more then OK at the time the obvious thing to do was to put in a bid on the property and my father was well up it. Then suddenly, as if an order had come down from on high, he lost interest. With no other bidders the local council picked up the property for around £40-60,000. Now the property is worth £180-200,000 I think that's one of the historical errors that needs to be corrected.
When you think about it like that a closure order pending an investigation into crimes against humanity suddenly CAYSH look like they're getting off lightly.
Incidentally my favourite PCSO was one of those who visited the above property today. It turns out she's decided the jobs note really for her after all.
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