A community in Over Wyre has rallied around a family who have been given notice to leave a house they are renting from the Church of England.
Craig and Helen Woodier have lived in the house, which is the former vicarage of St Oswald’s Church in Preesall and owned by the Diocese of Blackburn, for six years. But at the end of September they were were they would have to leave by December 6, as the Diocese wanted to sell the detached property to raise funds towards the new vicarage in the village. It meant the couple and their five children would have to be leaving their family home just weeks before Christmas.
'The housing association waiting list is huge already and we'd also have to leave the village. 'We are just hoping the church will change its mind, show compassion and let us stay.” Living in the house with the couple are their children Abi, eight; Toby, 10; Isobel, 14, Beth, 20; and the oldest sibling, Zach, aged 22. Asking Charles III for help Preesall councillor Collette Rushforth, said: “This family are part of the local community but they are facing a really difficult time.
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