London politics
fromwww.hamhigh.co.uk
2 months agoHollywood star urges council to consider 'humanity' over 26-storey 'monstrosities'
Residents voice frustration over inadequate council communication regarding regeneration plans.
Dr Theophilou expressed frustration that Veolia's missed rubbish collections have turned his community's streets into a navigational hazard for pedestrians, especially vulnerable individuals.
Cllr Adam Harrison emphasized that this project demonstrates how heritage preservation and energy conservation can coexist, ensuring the 118-year-old library is both sustainable and comfortable for visitors.
With more noise complaints than ever, beloved local venues are frequently finding themselves at the mercy of councils' licence hearings... a great pub in Clerkenwell, the Sekforde, called on Londoners to help keep it open after noise complaints.
Hasan Shah, a tenant representative for Burnham block, said, 'I think they found themselves in a corner and needing to look concerned... but then as things went on and on and on, it went quiet.' This reflects the growing frustration of residents who expected action following earlier promises.