After a recent fire at Storage World Middleton, accessing surviving units has become difficult.

The people who have surving units are all willing to pay privately to get our belongings removed by a professional salvage team and be reunited with them.

My dad's personal belongings were in a unit at Storage World, Middleton where there was a mass fire. 

part of the units did survive, I know this as I have seen drone footage that shows my unit intact with my dads belongings.

My dad was my best friend; I really thought the world of him.

He was a hard-working man from Middleton, loved and cherished by many.

With a kind soul, he would do anything for anyone. His life was marked by dedication, and these belongings were what he had built up over all his years of life.

For me, retrieving my dad's possessions is not about money; it's about preserving his legacy and sharing it with my future children. These items are irreplaceable, holding sentimental value beyond measure.

The current restrictions are preventing many of us from reclaiming our treasured memories, which as mentioned we are willing to pay privately professionals to do so.

Swift access & permission is crucial for those of us who hold dear the memories of loved ones that these items represent.

I urge Storage World Middleton to allow tenants access to the surviving units. We need the opportunity to retrieve our invaluable possessions before more damage occurs.

Please join me in urging Storage World Middleton and relevant specialist services to act quickly and allow us access to recover our personal belongings.

Sign this petition to help preserve what truly matters.

Our late family members are worth more than this.