Liz

And on the morning after the wedding, his phone never stopped getting these texts, alerts of alarms on the system where he works.

It was constant.

It was going.

The normal, it goes at night and on the locker in the bedroom, his phone, he turns off the sound, but it hops on the locker at night with these alarm systems.

He is one of the most dedicated...

caretakers, I imagine, that are in the country, because I live with him, I know.

I see the 24-7 picture.

And I feel that within the council he would have some very good managerial lines.

I can think of one gentleman next to him in the line of management who understand and who empathise with the type of job that he does.

And I again have to say

as a housewife, as a mother who have reared children, how important it is to have clean water, whether you're making bottle feeds, whether you're having a bath, bathing your baby.

When you turn on the tap, you want to lift a glass of clean water to your lips.

You want to be able to boil a kettle.

So what I'm trying to say is if you have the right people working in the right positions...

you will get that service.

But I feel myself that, I don't know, I feel it has disimproved in recent times.

And I know that the government are pouring money into the system with the hope of trying to update and upgrade that system to a world-class system.

But sometimes I really would like to see the spreadsheet as to where the money is spent.

Because it is not spent on the wages of the people who are on the ground.

The people who are... And I'm saying 24-7.