One year in home for Simon
A CAMBORNE man is celebrating his first year living in a converted chicken shed.
The home, also known as Roosters, was built for Simon, 29, who suffers from autism, to give him a little breathing space from the other care community members.
He is one of the 14 residents at Highdowns, run by care provider Regard, where people live in a mix of properties.
Delighted Simon said: "I like it because I can play my music as loudly as I want.
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"I have my own space and like not having other people around me. I like to practise on my CD mixer in my own home."
Meanwhile the shed's former feathered occupants have been moved to a new home in a nearby barn.
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