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Wednesday, 9 September 2009

Whittlesford wants its wardens: sheltered housing wardens

Went to coffee yesterday morning with the people at the Whittlesford sheltered housing scheme and we had a long discussion about the warden scheme - with a few discursions into the problems of local footpaths and their state, and some comments about my tie.

A lot of very sensible points made by some very worried people, about the value of the warden support in the community, and its flexibility, which I will raise in the next few days at the district council, as I was asked to do.

What I would like to see is whether the warden role can be expanded - perhaps in discussion with the primary care trusts who are looking for services to commission - so that the link between warden and local community is kept. It isn't an easy circle to square, but it is worth the try.

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