Been concerned about new rules for so called 'Social Housing' by this new spending review, glad I'm an existing tenant, your house is your home and not everyone can afford or wants to commit to a mortgage. Why is SH seen as the resort of the poor? Or the terminally unemployed? I've lived in these flats for going on 2oyrs and they are my home, I do not want to be re housed or have them demolished because my 'Social Landlord' can't be bothered to look after them. This is my family home where my children were brought up where I celebrated many highs and lows in my life, why am I seen as a social outcast because I want to continue living here, or I love living here? More so called SH is needed not less. Look at how many people have lost there homes through over extending themselves by buying property. Not all of us can afford to, or want to get ourselves into debt to be able to do so.
Anyhow, enough of that. I just love where I live and don't want to leave, not every high rise tenant is miserable about it, for some of us it's a lifestyle choice, okay.
Kennedy house
Kennedy house, rather bleary I'm afraid, this was the last high rise built in Keigh'ey and the highest at 13 stories.
Parkwood flats
Second high rise development, 12 floors. Leylands house on left, Delph house on right, I live at the back on 6th floor.
Westgate flats
Westgate flats first high rise flats in Keighley, 10 floors.
Views from my kitchen
Looking over Keighley towards Rombalds moor and Skipton. Leylands House on the right.
Views from my kitchen
A misty view of the farm.
Vews from my kitchen
Looking toward Riddlesden over Parkwood. Leylands house on the left.
Views from my Kitchen window
Looking at the top of Parkwood, with the farm on the hil and a rainbow.
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