Grandmother Jo Stanley sold up and is now helping her daughter Fiona with childcare
A grandmother said she made a "heart-breaking" decision to sell her home and move in with her daughter due to the cost-of-living crisis.
Her eldest son, now three, was not eligible for childcare support last summer when Fiona was looking at going back to work. Ms Stanley said that she had decided to sell her home, both as a result of her financial struggles but also to support her daughter.
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