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Plus Dane Housing Group<\/p>\n“The noises are horrendous, it\u2019s going on all day and night.”Plus Dane Housing Group<\/p>\n
Medical professionals have pleaded with a housing association to help relocate a nan who has been plagued with issues of anti-social behaviour around her home. Such is the level of disturbance around one area of north Liverpool over the past 18 months that the team at a doctor\u2019s surgery has taken it upon itself to write directly to a housing provider, urging them to help move one of their tenants.<\/p>\n
The woman, who the ECHO<\/a> has chosen not to name to protect her safety, has faced a litany of issues since 2023. Both she and her sister and her surgery are now reaching out to Plus Dane Housing in a bid to secure alternative accommodation.<\/p>\n Her family has told of the threats of violence and disturbance made against her, which have taken a toll on her health and wellbeing. This has prompted her local GP surgery to offer its support.<\/p>\n Speaking to the ECHO<\/a>, the woman – who was shaken up as she spoke – said the issues had become unbearable. She said: \u201cThe noises are horrendous, it\u2019s going on all day and night.<\/p>\n \u201cI tried shouting up one night at 2am but nothing would stop it.\u201d The tenant has lived in her building for eight years with her grandson.<\/p>\n Her sister told the ECHO<\/a> how in the last 18 months, despite struggling with repeated instances of anti-social behaviour, advice was simply given to bid for a new property. She said: \u201cWe don\u2019t know what to do. It\u2019s horrendous what\u2019s gone on, she\u2019s lost three stone in weight.<\/p>\n \u201cA defenceless woman shouldn\u2019t have to put up with this. She\u2019s not going to beg for a new place, she just wants to move.\u201d<\/p>\n The long-suffering nan suffered a brain aneurysm 12 years ago, followed by a heart aneurysm in 2023. This has brought on a series of fits which make life even more difficult for her.<\/p>\n The woman cannot drive but was offered homes in Bootle<\/a> and Dingle, which would prove difficult to access, according to her sister. She added: \u201cEvery time she\u2019s home it gets worse.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s affecting every one of us now.\u201d In a bid to get the move secured, her GP surgery has written to Plus Dane to help.<\/p>\n