i have ad enough of this house and my flammin MIL!!!!!!!!
the house is just makin us ill witht he dampness and my mil just wont shut up about my parenting and flammin car boot sales! ian has an endoscopy today so someone needs to be with him for 24 hours after i have work tonight and she was ment to be stayin here but NO NO NO!!!! i have to phone up work and say cant come in as shes a compleat moo and more interested in car bot than anythin else!!!!

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRr

Oh thats mean, did she say she would look after the girls then? Hope Ian's Ok hun xx

yh she said she will stay look after the girls and ians not aloud to be left on his own for 24 hours after endoscopy incase any bleeds ect x

Oh no, what are you going to do? have you got anyone else you can ask? xx

Id have them if I lived nearer!

hope all goes ok with Ian x x

good luck to ian. hope u get ur childcare sorted

damp?? is it fixable?xx

That bloody landlady needs to get that sorted for you.

and your MIL just sound like a biatch, its her son, she should be helping out, hope he is ok x

landlady wont do sweet FA we are all poorly with scrathy throats,runny noses,itchy eyes,sneezing coughing! sounds like a cold but as soon as we are outside we are all ok back in house back ill agin

I cant believe she wont do nothing about the house thats so bad is theyre anyone u can contact apart frm her?
is it private renting?

Ur mil sounds a apin in the ass x

Who is responsible for damp?

The landlord is responsible if:

• the damp is caused by a structural defect in the property
  
• the property lacks damp proofing
  
• the property is poorly ventilated
  
• there is a hole in the roof
  

In order to get the landlord to carry out the work, it may be necessary to show that the damp is affecting your health.

The landlord may not be responsible if the damp is caused by condensation due to clothes being dried inside rooms or by an ineffective heating system which may be the responsibility of the tenant. In these circumstances tenants should seek advice to establish who is responsible for repairs.
found this, not sure if its of any help ??

alsoLandlord maintenance responsibilities

are responsible for maintaining the following installations or facilities in properties you rent out:

• water, gas and electricity - all equipment needed to supply utilities should be safely and correctly installed
  
• personal hygiene - for example, hand basins, showers and baths
  
• sanitation and drainage - for example, lavatories, drains and drain pipes
  
• food safety - for example sinks, draining boards and cooking facilities
  
• ventilation - including air bricks and ventilation equipment
  
• space and water heating - central heating or fitted space heaters
  

u can report them, confidentially or out right via e mail or phone
http://www.hse.gov.uk/