
Relocate me to a safe and suitable bungalow for my disability
The Issue
For over a year, my life has been filled with fear and anxiety due to relentless harassment and bullying from my neighbours. They have smashed my windows, hurled abuse and threats at me, and have taken to throwing objects at my house. This torment in West Lothian not only affects my mental well-being but also poses a serious risk to my physical safety.
Being disabled, I require a housing solution that accommodates my specific needs. My current living situation is far from suitable. I need to be relocated to a safe, two-bedroom bungalow that not only meets my disability requirements but also provides space for a full-time carer. Without constant care, my quality of life diminishes significantly, and the lack of a proper care arrangement exacerbates my struggles.
West Lothian Council and the social work department have a duty to ensure that vulnerable residents like myself live in dignity and safety. It is crucial for my well-being that immediate steps are taken to move me to a more fitting environment.
The solution is clear: I need the council's assistance in finding and securing a safe and appropriate bungalow. This housing would not only enhance my quality of life but also facilitate the presence of a full-time carer who can assist me with daily tasks and provide the support I need.
In West Lothian, the housing waiting lists are long, but my situation demands urgent attention due to the imminent risk and continual abuse I face. A dedicated effort to prioritize individuals with disabilities in housing allocations could substantially improve the lives of many residents facing similar challenges.
I implore West Lothian Council and the social work department to act swiftly to relocate me. Your support in signing this petition is vital to making this change happen. Together, we can compel the authorities to take action and ensure that no one has to live in constant fear and discomfort. Please sign my petition and help me find a safe and suitable home.

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The Issue
For over a year, my life has been filled with fear and anxiety due to relentless harassment and bullying from my neighbours. They have smashed my windows, hurled abuse and threats at me, and have taken to throwing objects at my house. This torment in West Lothian not only affects my mental well-being but also poses a serious risk to my physical safety.
Being disabled, I require a housing solution that accommodates my specific needs. My current living situation is far from suitable. I need to be relocated to a safe, two-bedroom bungalow that not only meets my disability requirements but also provides space for a full-time carer. Without constant care, my quality of life diminishes significantly, and the lack of a proper care arrangement exacerbates my struggles.
West Lothian Council and the social work department have a duty to ensure that vulnerable residents like myself live in dignity and safety. It is crucial for my well-being that immediate steps are taken to move me to a more fitting environment.
The solution is clear: I need the council's assistance in finding and securing a safe and appropriate bungalow. This housing would not only enhance my quality of life but also facilitate the presence of a full-time carer who can assist me with daily tasks and provide the support I need.
In West Lothian, the housing waiting lists are long, but my situation demands urgent attention due to the imminent risk and continual abuse I face. A dedicated effort to prioritize individuals with disabilities in housing allocations could substantially improve the lives of many residents facing similar challenges.
I implore West Lothian Council and the social work department to act swiftly to relocate me. Your support in signing this petition is vital to making this change happen. Together, we can compel the authorities to take action and ensure that no one has to live in constant fear and discomfort. Please sign my petition and help me find a safe and suitable home.

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Petition created on 20 October 2026