People of mature years but nothing specific. I don't know their specific ages but you said they were people similar to yourself. There were three other households living in the same block. Sentencing at Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court on November 28, Judge Michael Maher said: 'I have to sentence you for a charge of arson. He has an anxiety and depressive disorder.' He said he had enough and didn't want to live. The damage was confined to a single room. 'Within 10 minutes the fire was extinguished. The fire quickly took hold and he came to his sense, calling the emergency services. The fire was started by placing cardboard and paper on the sofa. Impulsively he took the decision to end his life. 'His feelings of shame and guilt from his earlier life experiences overwhelmed him. “He was increased in his feelings of isolation,” the lawyer added. Scott Ashdown, mitigating for Owen, said he has “suffered an emotional decline” in the weeks leading up to the incident. Owen has two previous convictions for 11 offences, the Crown Court heard. He said 'no comment' in interview but in a second interview he gave a full account.' There was smoke damage and the sofa was destroyed. One flat had to be evacuated, the others were not in at the time of the fire. Martin Lewis’ MSE say £10 No7 powder saves you £28 on Charlotte Tilbury He said he had removed the bird because he didn't want it to die. On arrival they found a large birdcage outside, which said free to a good home. The flat is in a block of four other flats. Once the fire was alight he changed his mind. The occupant had dialled 999 and requested them saying he lived in a ground floor flat and he had set fire to his sofa using a lighter. Prosecutor Andrew Molloy said: “ Police were called to a flat fire. He has now pleaded guilty to arson being reckless as to whether life was endangered, and been sentenced to three years in prison, leaving behind his pet lovebird at home - who he placed outside his flat when setting fire to the sofa, Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court heard. Peter Owen, 76, called the fire brigade to his address on Epworth Street, Stoke after putting a lighter to the sofa at Sanctuary Housing home. A pensioner was jailed for putting residents’ lives at risk after setting fire to his sofa in a ground floor flat.

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