Wishaw woman's move to dream home turns into nightmare

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A Wishaw woman’s move to a dream home has turned into a nightmare. Claire Ainsley moved into her new home in Park Place earlier this year after waiting several years for a new home for her family.However, the move has turned sour due to a series of problems and now Claire is calling on Trust Housing Association, who own the property to take action.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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A plumber came out and told me one of the vents was full of baby wipes and rubble.“However, I then had to deal with a flood in my bathroom and the hallway and the place was filled with sewage, it was a complete mess.“I had to move out of the house for a few days but I then discovered the sewage stayed there for two days before anyone came to clean it.“The wood flooring and vinyl was ruined.“I also had sewage coming out near to my kitchen window.

Eventually i was told by workers that my pipes had not been connected properly.”Claire, who suffers from epilepsy, has also been troubled with alleged problems with her boiler and wants the remaining teething troubles ironed out as quickly as possible.“The boiler has been a strange noise,” said Claire.“I actually thought that a car alarm had gone off and it keeps rumbling, it’s quite worrying.“My youngest daughter