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Cancer survivor 'really frightened' for health in mould-infested Invergordon home

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Megan Williamson, 29, was diagnosed with leukaemia when she was 12. She moved into a top flat on Fleming Way in Invergordon in 2019. Despite being a newer property, issues began two years later. She first noticed mould growing around her living room windows in June 2021, which she immediately reported to the Highland Council.

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Cancer survivor 'really frightened' for health in mould-infested Invergordon home

Megan Williamson is on lifelong medication after recovering from leukaemia. She claims Highland Council have dismieed her concern.

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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