I have just had a letter through the post saying Birmingham City Council has got to make savings in relation to elderly care.
My only real experience in relation to elderly care has been to point out to social workers things like a property jointly owned by a parent and offspring can not be taken in to account when the council does a financial assessment and in relation to cases where a property has been left to the children on condition a step parent can live in it until death or until they enter a care home this property can not be taken in to account as it does not belong to the step parent.
I am intending to go to all 4 meetings to point this out to people.
I am just wondering if I am likely to be thrown out.
Frank
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