Loraine and Rob Deering, Royal Air Force veterans from Dundee, say they are forced to live in a caravan after a building firm’s collapse left their £100,000 home renovation unfinished. The couple, who have lived at their property since 1994, invested what they describe as years of savings into the redevelopment, aiming to complete major work at their home. According to reports, the renovation is left in a condition that makes the property uninhabitable. As a result, the couple have been living in a caravan for around a year while they try to resolve the situation. Multiple outlets describe the same core account: the renovation work began using the couple’s savings, the contractor later went bust, and the couple still do not have a completed home they can live in. One outlet also characterises the renovation as “bungled,” while others focus more generally on the building firm’s collapse and the resulting unfinished work. The reports do not provide details in the text about the firm’s legal or financial proceedings, or about any compensation or remedy the couple may be pursuing.