Tragedy for the car lady of Chiswick!

Tragedy of the Car Lady of Chiswick: Celebrated concert pianist who for decades lived in a Ford Consul and makeshift shelter after a man 'broke her heart' is killed by a lorry 

• Anne Naysmith, 77, was knocked down and died in Chiswick on Tuesday
• Virtuoso musician tipped to be one of the great pianists of her generation
• But in 1977 a broken heart and financial problems led to her eviction
• For 26 years she lived in her Ford Consul until it was towed by the council
• Then made a scrap of land by the Tube her home but it was then cleared
• Final years spent sleeping in doorways under protection of community  
• Scotland Yard is asking for witnesses who saw her hit by the lorry  

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Anne Naysmith became known as the 'car lady of Chiswick' after being evicted from her flat in 1977 and for the rest of her life lived rough on the streets around the west London home she missed so badly.
The 77-year-old said her life went into freefall after a man 'broke her heart' but despite her unconventional existence those who knew her said she retained her 'dignity to the end'.
Shops and homes in Chiswick have today been asked to display red roses in their windows in remembrance of her remarkable life.


so bad this is... RIP..
Shame no one helped this cherished character in Britain. What in the world are the council workers and management team doing?