A disabled former darts player has said nobody can find his hidden bungalow – and wants his landlord to build a sign telling people where he lives.
A disabled former darts player said nobody can find his hidden bungalow – and wants his landlord to build a sign telling people where to go.
The 56-year-old, nicknamed ‘Big Bear’, claimed the problem is so bad he is often forced to stand out in the rain on crutches flagging down visitors. Landlord Platform Housing said it will look to see if a sign can be fitted, but will need to carry out a site check first. It was not specified whether Nick would still have to pay or not.
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