dejasade

are these old folks homes or what?
on some of teh flat adverts they say warden assited retirement home but that others say nothign about retirement or old folks homes.

so do the two go togehter?

retired_betsyt

''DONT PULL THAT, THATS FORRR WARDEN''

mrfunktastick

i guessed someone would say that

retired_gitfresh

Dougie will be 30miles away doing a crossword iirc

dejasade

who says that?

retired_betsyt

Peter Kay

retired_tripaige

I know peter kay gets a lot of stick on here (and tbf, he's been doing the same act for years now), but this always cracks me up. from 1:35 onwards

"I thought that's odd, as it hadn't snowed in months" ha.

retired_betsyt

PKifb :cool:

retired_mnw_cna

They're semi-old people's homes. Everyone has their own flat and is supposedly self-sufficient but there are often communal facilities (e.g. laundry) and someone is employed as a warden living in one of the flats to help out if needs be.

It might not be the elderly though: it could be there are partly disabled residents, or those with learning difficulties.

retired_kris10nicole

We should just wait for Bert to come in and give us the definitive answer.