They were conditions unfit for a wild animal, let alone a mother and her four young children.
Clothes, dirty belongings, rotting food and rubbish were piled everywhere and strewn across filthy rooms littered with human and dog excrement.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1G2cdCkL8
Another non custodial sentence from our limp wristed judiciary - this feral piece of trash is given a suspended sentence
Pcsychiatric assesment might be more appropriate looks like she lost the plot big time glad the kids are safe now
having read the article it also looks like a failure with social services but I guess the mail will save that headline for another day
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i agree with you about the assessment, but who ever got her pregnant must have visited the placeOriginally Posted by keithAngel
and should have contacted the police
its not a failure of social services but the mother and father(s) of the kids and other adults who knew what the place was like
I agree, other people must have been in the house and seen what it was like, or been suspicious by looking at the filthy state the kids were in if they were playing. Social Services can only act if they are tipped off by others.i agree with you about the assessment, but who ever got her pregnant must have visited the place
its not a failure of social services but the mother and father(s) of the kids and other adults who knew what the place was like
From Artical (presumed truei agree with you about the assessment, but who ever got her pregnant must have visited the place
its not a failure of social services but the mother and father(s) of the kids and other adults who knew what the place was like)
"The children were originally placed on the Child Protection Register in July 2004, but taken off eight months later when social services judged the mother was improving."
no follow ups 6 monthly or so to make sure
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maybe she moved into a different area to avoid social workers
I remember many houses I have searched where it was not really a joke that the door mat was there to wipe your feet on as you left !!!!
iv worked in and seen many like this,when i worked for the council. direct works housing, would take in dustsheets to keep our feet and knees clean while plumbing, carpets solid and shiny,not that they were worn,it was all the food, pee, tea and escreet forming a coat shiny escreet enground into it, baths filled with coal, bedding that you can see the shape in dirt of the person who slept there years of laying in bed unchanged or cleaned bedding, being attacked by human fleas, having to go get de loused after to make sure you didnt take them home , surprising how many live like this
i can believe it, I've just recently got a housing association house, and was shocked at the state of the place
, i said to the woman who showed me around, i thought someone had been recently living in the house she said there had been
, its took me 7wks to decorate most of the house and i've had to pay rent for those 7 wks
even thou you couldn't live in the
happy house warming joeblogs,
still not moved in
, might not be
Terrible conditions to live in
Mick.
Nothing wrong with 'The Mail' Keith
Women in this country are so lucky to get pregnant with no fathers, jobless, can have a home, and get monies off the government from the tax paying citizens.
It is sad to know that this woman can allow to have her children live in such place. tsk tsk tsk
Life as we make it
No purple they are not lucky they have reduced life expectancy, they have poor quality of life, poor social interaction, they experience little of the richness imparted in ones life by a good education and the ability to truly marvel and wonder at the beauty of life.
Their children often have the same limited chances in life and thus repeat the cycle.
A life permanently on social security is not a fulfilled life, neither for the woman or her children or for the men in these woman's lives.
On the topic of this thread where the OP is so ready to condem this lady, let me tell you a story of an old gentleman who fought in the second world war.
In the late 80's a good friend of mine who worked in the social services asked me and a friend to help him clean up a flat lived in by an old gentleman in his late 60's at that time, Kenny had to recommend that this old man be moved out and into care.
Kenny my friend and I went into that one room flat, it was 3 ft deep in newspapers, food trash, toilet paper, you name it, it was there. He had kept some animals as well and there was a lot of
This was one of our countries hero's arguably let down by the system but never the less, a once upon a time good man who doubtless had a life and family and friends, he was living in something that makes the photos in that article look like a fricking palace, yet the OP see's fit to call a fellow human being a "feral piece of trash"?
Should I use that phrase about the old gent that occupied that flat I helped clean out? He wasn't crazy or suffering altzheimers, he was just an old bloke that didn't know how to do the basics and who got to the point that he was able tolerate his own housekeeping problems and he let it go on for years and years and years.
Reminds me of Mr Triebus
Polish war veteran, Edmund Trebus, who fought an epic battle against Haringey Council in North London to remain in his rubbish-filled house and garden, was filmed for the BBC documentary A Life of Grime. Mr Trebus welcomed the presence of the BBC crew, believing that they offered him a measure of protection. After nearly forty years of hoarding, he was reduced to living in a corner of his kitchen, and using ladders to get in and out of his house. In the end, Mr Trebus stayed in his five-bedroom Victorian villa - filled from floor to ceiling with rat-infested rubbish - but the council succeeded in clearing his garden. It was a job that took over a month, required five large trucks and 11 skips and cost more than £30,000. The widowed Mr Trebus had five children (who seldom visited him,) and was an avid Elvis Presley fan. He died on the 29th September, 2002, aged 83
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seavf2cUjzw
If you want your dreams to come true ...... first you have to wake up
The germ in my Post #1 kept 4 children living in a filthy lice infested tip. Describing her as a feral piece of trash is an understatement.
Your old guy had simply let things go and was living on his own. The only person he was a hazard to was himself and possibly his animals. I don't know if you are trying to insinuate something or not but I would not liken an elderly person who's gone a bit off the rails with the vile wretch in post #1
You can go off the rails at any age.
She's not been on the rails for years
The jobless mother, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has a shameful history of bad parenting.
For years she has lived off benefits. Her four boys are believed to have been born to four different fathers. She lists her interests as 'singing and getting drunk on nights out'.
The children were originally placed on the Child Protection Register in July 2004, but taken off eight months later when social services judged the mother was improving.
And yeah that sounds like a great life, very fulfilling, singing, getting drunk and spitting out babies wow, what fun.
dedworth you've no idea what kinda life shes had, only what you've read in the 'newspaper', yes you can go off the rails at any age, seen it myself
A totally different case to your tragic acquaintance Joe she put her hands up to four offences of neglect leading to unnecessary cruelty.dedworth you've no idea what kinda life shes had, only what you've read in the 'newspaper', yes you can go off the rails at any age, seen it myself
She's a product of the bleeding heart liberal left's Broken Britain. No sympathy from me except towards the unfortunate kids the woman is 100% pondlife.
no matter how the country was run, do you really think this sort of thing won't happen
i have learnt to do what my wife says!
yes that maybe true, but many of us are products of our surroundings and upbringing, and for some its a vicious cycle to break out of
It's not on the BBC I player anymore but you should check out Ep 2 of Series 2 Neighbourhood Watched - 2 inadequate single mums are evicted (after numerous warnings/court orders) from brand new social housing in Ashton Under Lyme for anti social behaviour. Small clip here 32- 48 secs shows some of them plus the drunken foul mouthed mother of one of the girls who rides round the estate lagered up carrying kids on her mobility scooter.yes that maybe true, but many of us are products of our surroundings and upbringing, and for some its a vicious cycle to break out of
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00fkdq9
Good man Joe
That was kind of my slightly implied point too BAB, it's always been there and it always will be to some extent, no matter how hard we try to give people a good chance in life, that is still not a reason to abandon the rest.
sadly this story and baby p will always come around thankfully and hopefully not to often, can we really expect social services to get everything right
i have learnt to do what my wife says!
can we really expect social services to get everything right... having worked alongside members of this profession for nigh-on two decades ... I think I can safely say, Social Services is a difficult, highly-demanding and thankless vocation.
No BAB we can't, no system ever has been or ever will be perfect but if all that people can do is run it down then sure as hell it won't get better.sadly this story and baby p will always come around thankfully and hopefully not to often, can we really expect social services to get everything right
I'm with you sir!
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