Shotts family say room swarming with bees and flies is like something from an 'I'm A Celebrity' challenge
dailyrecord.co.ukA mother and daughter have issued a plea to North Lanarkshire Council to sort their Shotts home which has been infested by ants, bees and flies.Grace Stewart and daughter Sharon Carroll have lived in their home in Northfield Avenue for 28 years but problems have began to arise in August shortly after the death of Grace’s husband Matthew.Sharon has even likened entering the room to doing a challenge of ITV’s 'I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here'.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.
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My daughter had to put a sheet up and a curtain but they are still getting in. “We can’t use the room now, it’s been closed off.
Roughcast has fallen off your house.“The Environmental Health team have said I need a new window but it’s getting really bad.“I can’t go in there.
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