REFERENCE Journal, April 25, page 13, 'Help for the elderly to get social care'.
I am 75 years old today, but what does this article say to us, to me its just gobbledegook, playing with words, we old people get a lot of this.
Just what are they saying to us, after all it was printed in your Journal for us, to me it says nothing, what changes are the Government prompting, it says nothing.
What does Mr Clarke want to do, he does not say.
What are the gaps in the services, it does not say.
What improvements will we the elderly get, he does not say.
This is the way our Landlord talks to us and in them we have no trust, so why should we trust what this article says without saying anything.
We may be old but we are not stupid.
After all it is costing the tax payer £2.5 million and they will want to know what it is all about.
Am I being unreasonable, I hope not.
F C MACKLIN, Charles Close, Evesham.
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