It appears that the City are backtracking on the proposal to crush the waste concrete on site with a machine working 4 hours a day for 5 days a week for 6 weeks with a noise output of between 93 and 102 decibels when the limit that they are supposed to be working to is 75 decibels.Following a GLERA lead campaign the Project team have thought again and we can breath a sigh of relief that it will not be happening.We have said all along that we support social housing and a school on the site but…See More

The City has arranged a drop-in to answer questions about the gas leak and COLPAI at 6pm on 6th February at Tudor Rose Court on Fann Street. If you are interested in getting answers about this can I suggest that you come at 6?See More

I attended this months working group meeting on Tuesday. The main topics of discussion were dust, noise and vibration from the site, what could be done to mitigate the possible loss of the trees next to the allotments, the recent gas leak, unexploded bombs, the respite room, views on the hoarding, archaeology, publicity of planning conditions applications and a public meeting.Noise, dust and vibration. The builders showed reports from their monitoring equipment showing dust and noise levels. It…See More

we park in a garage under the podium next to Fann Street. In the past few months our car has been covered with sticky brick coloured dust which is proving hard to remove. Has anyone else had this.See More

Thank you to everyone who participated in the GLERA conversation downstairs at the Community Centre on Saturday. As a follow up we would like more ideas so please post them below.We are looking for ideas for the future of the Estate in the next ten years. Below are some possible topics but we would like to hear anything that you can think of1. Estate ManagementShould the Estate be managed by the Housing Department as at present, by a Tenant Management Organisation where Residents would have…See More