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rstocker48
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hi everyone,my problem is,in march or april next year,we are having walls knocked down because of damp course.we have to empty two rooms completely.this means we have to vacate our bungalow for an unknown amount of time,our housing association said they will put us in a hotel,but my disability needs will be a problem,ie wet room etc,what i would like to no,is there anywhere my wife could stay in the cheshire area,thanks
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Hi and welcome sorry it may not be possible for anyone to answer this as we are all from different locations
There are plenty of hotels that cater for disabled
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Hello @rstocker48
I hope the repairs go smoothly next year. Although I don't have any personal knowledge of hotels in Cheshire, I'd stress to your housing association what your impairment needs are and emphasise that these will need to be accommodated.
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I must admit, i've never known walls to have to be knocked down to put a damp proof course in? Are you sure they need to do this? If walls need to be knocked down then there would be no need for a damp proof course.If you have to move out of your home for this work to be done then have you searched google for hotels in your area? You're the only person that knows the area you live in so you would be the best person to search your local area. I always find google is extremely helpful.I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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Hi @rstocker48
Have you been able to find anything online?
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hi everyone,firstly may i say a big thank you to all those who replied to my message,after taking some advice,i've been in touch with my local councillor,who is going to look into my problem on my behalf.here's hoping.
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Fingers crossed they'll be able to help you out @rstocker48
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