‘We are afraid!’: ‘Shameful’ old ladies after giving a boat to horrified tenants, the war opposes pets … But the locals deserve this ‘he says’

A trip to the British coast is synonymous with white gravel beaches, fish and chips and pastel mountain houses and the beach.

However, about the beach mountain houses on the beach of Dorset, almost half of the rent holders claimed that almost half of the coastal cabins have been unjustly evacuated by a ’embarrassing’ elderly ladies.

Families claim the trust ruled by a group of exclusive women who control the properties in Weymouth.

Others who have been renting for years had to leave because they did not live in the region.

In the meantime, other rent holders who are awake in the rules believe that the group deserves to be evacuated.

A calm who chooses to remain anonymous, told Mailonline: ‘People who are thrown out deserve to be thrown out. I’ve been in the mountain house for 10 years. There are rules and if you break the rules, you go out.

The committee did a good job. They put new doors and painted and raised. They don’t thank you at all. ‘

In 2019, Greenhill Community Trust (GCT) took over the operation of mountain houses in Greenhill Gardens from the Weymouth Municipal Assembly.

Judy Haley (in the picture), who has bought the mountain house for two years, says that he feels ‘sad’ for the situation but has no problem with Greenhill Community Trust

Greenhill Community Trust (GCT) took over the operation of mountain houses in Greenhill Gardens from the Weymouth Municipal Assembly in 2019

In Weymouth, they run the property of the rented councils for £ 1,600 a year.

Güven, 19 people ‘to break the electrical rules’ evacuated, this is the fault of families, the workers who carried out maintenance on behalf of trust claimed.

However, the anonymous calm, the workers have always entered the mountain house and never forget to close the electronics.

“Their mistakes that are told not to leave their electricity open.

‘There is even a woman living in America.’

Trust also evacuated all families without a local address, it is a movement that label them as ‘zero community spirit’.

However, Carmel Starr, who has been living in Weymouth for years and dreamed of having a beach mountain house in order to spend time on the beach with his grandchildren, thinks that trust is fair.

He told Mailonline: ‘Weymouth residents are throwing, I think I think it is completely correct because they can be used regularly then.

Trust, 19 people evacuated to break the electricity rules, this claims that the families who are booted are the mistakes of the workers who care for trust.

GCT, the owner of the municipal owner in Weymouth, rented for £ 1,600 per year

Güven evacuated all families without a local address and a move that label them as ‘zero community spirit’.

“ “ We want to allow them to come here with our grandchildren to reach the beach.

Some time ago I expressed that I was interested in buying one, and I said to me ‘no chance’ and I expressed the attention again and did not get a confirmation.

‘I feel that the management can do with being more transparent, so if you apply, they accept your application and tell you if you are on the waiting list.’

The group, which was released from mountain houses, stated that they received a blue letter on January 19 and that their licenses will not be renewed.

They tried to object to the decision, but they claimed that the GCT refused to conduct an investigation.

A mountain house rental owner who chose to remain anonymous for the fear of evacuation described the situation as ‘disgusting’.

He told Mailonline: ‘They are not guilty for anything they do.

“ You have come out of their way or road, one strike and the rule they do.

Carmel Starr (in Picture), who has been living in Weymouth and dreamed of having a beach mountain house in order to spend time on the beach with his grandchildren

The group, which was released from mountain houses, stated that they received a blue letter from blue on January 19 and that their licenses will not be renewed.

The mountain house contract requires the protection of the owners’ properties in ‘good decorative order’, so the rent holders are encouraged to spend money for maintenance

“ They use the allegations that electricity is released, if you leave the electricity, you would expect them to communicate with you and give you a warning, but they threw people out.

“ “ If we determine that we are talking against the Board of Trustees, we will be very careful that we will be thrown for some kind of reason.

“ Everyone is hesitant according to the egg shells, they are absolutely afraid, they will be thrown out. We’ve spent a lot of money to make our mountain house and if you get out, you’ll lose everything you put into it.

‘We have had a mountain house for two years and we’ve been on the waiting list for years, and now we have one and we don’t want to lose it because we have taken the children and that’s why we are very careful about what we say.’

The mountain house contract requires the protection of the owners’ properties in ‘good decorative order’, so the rent holders are encouraged to spend money for maintenance.

The evacuated group wrote: ‘GCT reported that an independent individual was conducted by an independent individual who determined that electricity was continuing on 11 November 2024. However, GCT could not provide evidence of this claim.

According to the License Agreement, all refrigerators should be withdrawn until September 30, 2024, and mountain users adhered to the license.

During this period, GCT painters and workers were entering mountain houses to make maintenance and repairs.

The evacuated group attempted to object to the decision, but claimed that the GCT refused to make an investigation

The owner of a mountain house who chooses to remain anonymous for the fear of evacuation, describes the situation as ‘disgusting’

“ Many mountain house holders, drinks, telephone charger and other items reported that the workers may have used electricity while on the site.

‘The other five mountain house holders are evacuated on the grounds that they live from the region and need to pay a higher year.

‘Many of these individuals live in Chickerell and Osminkton, which is clearly part of the local and weymouth region.’

They also complained that the director group should protect the mountain houses.

Group added: ‘GCT directors are the only person who can appoint new directors.

“ There is no consultation process, this is a clear conflict of interest, because the directors are the occupants of the mountain house and that they have been for years.

‘They stated that he was interested in being a director of a few mountain house users with years of experience, but there is no way to apply for a post.

All Chalet users should be considered as the director of Greenhill Community Trust CIC to provide a balanced and adequate balanced group to provide a balanced and impartial process. ‘

The evacuated group complained that GCT managers should keep their mountain houses

He claimed that he was a person who rented the beach hut in Weymouth, the owner of a mountain house, but lives in America.

South Dorset Deputy Lloyd Hatton defends the group.

He said: ‘I asked if GCT would think of meeting with licenses to try and solve disputes. They rejected

“ GCT’nin to discuss these issues more to make a meeting with me to ask me. They rejected that too. ‘

Judy Haley, a 69 -year -old Haley, who has taken the mountain house for two years, says that he feels ‘sad’ for the situation, but he has no problems with GCT.

He said: ‘This is my second year and there is a beautiful community here, everyone I meet is really friendly.

“ People who run the iron are beautiful.

‘Refrigerator is closed all winter because they are a danger of fire.’

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