WW2 veteran, 96 year old Sid rebuilds his life thanks to Sir Oswald Stoll Foundation 22.03.11

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A World War Two veteran who's reputed to be Britain's oldest working man is beginning to rebuild his life, after being burnt out of the home he'd lived in for over seventy years. 96-year-old Sid Prior has been found a new home in record time, thanks to a foundation, which lets out flats at affordable rates to ex-servicemen.



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