"Does anyone know when work starts again on the Denizen? I can’t remember if it s tomorrow, the 2nd January or next week "
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Mark Boleat and the Denizen
Started this discussion. Last reply by Merry Monk Jan 1. 4 Replies 8 Likes
I hope that Mark Boleat will resign after his accusations that anyone who objects to new developments are 'selfish middle class nimbys'. People in Bowater House objected to the Denizen because it…Continue
The Denizen
Started Oct 27, 2017 0 Replies 3 Likes
If the Denizen is built Bowater House is going to lose up to 62% of its winter sunlight. Taylor Wimpey blames this loss of light and sunlight on the "unusual" design of our balconies. This area is…Continue
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Tracy Batten replied to Emma Matthews's discussion Mark Boleat and the Denizen"Fuel poverty? Our flats are so draughty we’ve hit the fuel poverty button way before any building work commences! I’m sorry but I find the excuse of “fuel poverty” and fortune street park not having direct sunlight rather…"
Stewart Home replied to Emma Matthews's discussion Mark Boleat and the Denizen"There were a number of reasons for campaigning against The Denizen. For many the most important was that 110 social housing units that provided homes for key workers are being replaced by 99 luxury flats that won't be lived in. The Denizen is…"
Tracy Batten replied to Emma Matthews's discussion Mark Boleat and the Denizen"But why should it be stopped? Unfortunately I didn’t want to see BMH demolished, but I think the CoLC would have been better utilising it as social housing, but given the choice I’d rather see it as an improved building, than left to…"
Emma Matthews liked Paul Lincoln's blog post As Bernard Morgan House finally demolished government figures show City of London is as bad as the Isles of Scilly in building affordable homesA discussion started by Emma Matthews was featuredMark Boleat and the Denizen
I hope that Mark Boleat will resign after his accusations that anyone who objects to new developments are 'selfish middle class nimbys'. People in Bowater House objected to the Denizen because it doesn't replace the key-worker homes which used to be on the site. We wanted decent affordable housing here not unneeded luxury apartments. The Bernard Morgan re-development is a perfect example to show why Boleat's ideas will just lead to even more suspicion of corruption within the planning and…See More
Emma Matthews commented on Paul Lincoln's blog post Common councillor meeting in Cripplegate - conflicts of interest, participation in the planning process, culture mile"Mark Boleat is the Chair of HFI, the Housing and Finance whose slogan is; 'Working together to build the homes we need' He has written a report which says;
‘representatives of an area in which a development would take place should be…"
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