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Electric meter reading

Would anyone know what is going on with the meter readings on the estate? a form was circulated so the staff would read the meters every month, but nothing seems to have happened. Would anyone have a key to the meter cupboard so I could take a reading? Thanks.See More
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Let's talk about future development in the City of London! at Lower Ground Floor Golden Lane Community Centre

June 5, 2023 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Come along to an architecture student-led initiative and imagine the City of London at Net Zero from the Museum of London site to Barbican and Golden Lane Estate.Let's talk about future development in the City of London and spark ideas on alternative proposal!Can we retrofit more buildings?Can we reuse materials and repair our homes and workplaces?Can we take part in taking care of our buildings?What would the future of our city and neighbourhood look like?Light refreshments and tea will be provided.Come and join us on Monday 5th June @ 6.30 - 8.30pm at Lower Ground Floor Golden Lane Community Centre.This is a…See More
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Memories Unlocked Reminiscence Group at Barbican Library

June 2, 2023 at 2pm to July 21, 2023 at 3:30pm
A reminiscence group with a difference! Come along to explore memories through painting in watercolours. Plus various crafts and conversation.Free-all materials provided.Londoners of all ages welcome!Runs for 8 weeks. (Attendance required for every week).Call us or email barbicanlib@cityoflondon.gov.uk or visit the library enquiry desk to book your place.See More
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Let's talk about future development in the City of London! at Lower Ground Floor Golden Lane Community Centre

June 5, 2023 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Come along to an architecture student-led initiative and imagine the City of London at Net Zero from the Museum of London site to Barbican and Golden Lane Estate.Let's talk about future development in the City of London and spark ideas on alternative proposal!Can we retrofit more buildings?Can we reuse materials and repair our homes and workplaces?Can we take part in taking care of our buildings?What would the future of our city and neighbourhood look like?Light refreshments and tea will be provided.Come and join us on Monday 5th June @ 6.30 - 8.30pm at Lower Ground Floor Golden Lane Community Centre.This is a…See More
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Covid 19: a letter from the Corporation to all residents

City councillors have been given the following text to send to their resident constituents. The only City councillor who lives on our estate is Sue Pearson. She is already doing a lot to help residents who need it, both by herself and with volunteers through the GLE Covid 19 HUB. You can contact her on glecovid19@gmail.com or leave a message on 07714 777692. 

Dear Resident,

If you live in the Square Mile, are self-isolating and require help, please let us know by emailing the COVID-19 mailbox or by calling 020 7606 3030. Please note, you can email us on behalf of someone else (with their consent).

The mailbox is treated with confidentiality.

Please send your or their (if you are sending on someone else’s behalf):

  • name
  • address
  • phone number
  • date of birth
  • date self-isolation began
  • and let us know if you or they have any concerns or special requirements.

Please indicate if you are happy for your contact details to be shared with local voluntary and community groups who may be able to support you.

Get Government help if you are vulnerable

If you have received a text/ letter from the NHS that you are in the “extremely vulnerable” group, or if you are vulnerable, please register to receive government support services.

What you should do

The City of London Corporation is dedicated to ensuring that we protect the most vulnerable, support our residents and continue to provide key services during the current COVID-19 pandemic.

The latest Government instruction is to stay at home and:

  • Only go outside for food, health reasons or essential work
  • Stay two metres (six feet) away from other people
  • Wash your hands as soon as you get home

Some non-essential services may need to be closed or operate at reduced levels to support social distancing for staff and service users.

Some people may need extra support at this time, and we are actively encouraging good neighbourliness and support through established local community groups.

Washing your hands is one of the easiest ways to protect yourself and others from the virus. The NHS provides guidance on hand-washing.

More advice

For more detailed advice on the following areas, please visit our dedicated City of London Residents’ Advice Page

  • Staying at home, for households with possible COVID-19 infection
  • Worried about your income during the COVID-19 pandemic
  • Schools and other educational settings
  • Libraries in the City
  • Help with your health and wellbeing
  • If you wish to support COVID-19 relief efforts
  • City Advice
  • Latest Government Advice
  • Potential COVID-19 (Corona virus) related scams

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