Tyke - when I read that you thought Bulmer and his solicitor had "fallen on hard times" I had a double take! This pair honed their personal wealth off the backs of artistes for whom their cared not a damn. I doubt if the contracts contained any suggestion recommending that legal advice was saught before signing. With one half of this dastardly duo being a solicitor, you would imagine that this would have routinely been applied to all contracts.

Between them over the years they have disestablished people from their homes and used all the tricks you can think of, and many more besides, to screw all and sundry they have dealt with.

They have not fallen on hard times, they steered themselves into whatever predicament they may now be in.

They do not in any way represent the likes of people who have fallen on hard times through no fault of their own - to suggest otherwise is insulting.

Have no sympathy for Bulmer and Sharpley - they desrve everything they are now reaping.