She is finding new patches every day
A mum-of-three forced out of her home by 'diabolical' mould claims it is only getting worse. Georgina Brown, 37, who lives in a Nottingham City Homes property on Edingley Avenue, Sherwood says the mould and damp problem has made it impossible to live in the home.
Read more: 'Over capacity' Nottingham GP surgery only able to help with emergencies due to high volume of calls "Everyday I am finding new patches. I moved into this property in 2018, when we came to view it, it was fine. But when it was time for me to move, the bathroom was faulty, there were smashed tiles, there was a board hanging off in the kitchen, so it's been a health hazard since we moved in.
Nottingham City Homes said the mould issue was due to damage to the property's roof caused by a storm in 2021. They said significant works had been carried out on the house previously, with plans for more in the future.
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