Burnley Council handyman hits the road | Lancashire Telegraph
A BOROUGH'S new handyman who will do household jobs and repairs for older and disabled residents at £10 a hour is now on the road
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A BOROUGH'S new handyman who will do household jobs and repairs for older and disabled residents at £10 a hour is now on the road
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OLDER and disabled residents of a borough are to be offered support from a council handy person to do household jobs and repairs at £10 a hour.