The spokeswoman for housing at Greenwich council said: “We had to advise a resident not to put tape over their vents in their bathroom. It’s tempting at this time of year, I completely understand that, but it is counterproductive in terms of getting rid of condensation, which is a big cause of damp and mould.”
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Leila Gaind, 69, from Beckenham, was last seen on Saturday, November 26 and has not contacted family since.
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Tenants on the North Kensington estate also claim construction workers peer into their homes and leave a trail of rubbish in their wake.
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The November 22 incident at The Bar CMYK allegedly saw a man hit over the head with a bottle and another knocked unconscious.
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According to the data, up to 48.8 per cent of households in Northumberland Heath in Bexley are deprived – factoring in housing, health, employment or education.
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Shortly before 5am on Saturday, December 10, officers dealing with a separate matter at King’s College Hospital, in Denmark Hill, came across Abraham suffering stab injuries outside the hospital building.
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The court heard how Ickerson Dias Barreto used the threat of violence and intimidation to attack the woman, who he knew. One of his attacks was carried out in front on the victim’s young daughter.
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Hammersmith and Fulham council offered the bedbound mum 12 properties after she became homeless but some of them did not meet her medical needs, according to an Ombudsman report.
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Councillor Majid Rahman said at the meeting: “One of the leaseholders hasn’t been able to sell her property due to the current conditions of the overall estate, even though her flat received positive comments from potential buyers.”
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Work has begun on a pioneering new project that will see the Shaftesbury Centre in Deptford redeveloped to provide a
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Both councils upheld that they believe that the Nationality and Borders Act and the offshoring policies are “fundamentally anti-refugee’ laws that undermine internationally recognised rights for people fleeing war and persecution to seek safety”.
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Residents are used to large groups of people hanging outside the 4,900 capacity venue after concerts several times a week, and said they were shocked that this one turned out to be so different.
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At a council meeting on Wednesday, Greenwich council leader Anthony Okereke said the parking plans were made in a “data-led” way and an extra stage of consultation would only “slow down the process”.
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Based in the Purley Way, the 109-room hotel was opened in 1928 and was the world’s first airport hotel designed to be part of Croydon Airport, which closed down in 1959.
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Police were called at 9.35pm last nigh to the famous Stockwell Road music venue, following reports that a large number of people were attempting to force entry to the venue.
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At a Bromley council meeting on Monday, councillor Kathy Bance said she knew residents who had been held “in limbo” for years with housing associations working in the borough.
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The Chief Inspector of Fire and Rescue Services announced on Wednesday that London Fire Brigade would be subject to “an enhanced level of monitoring” following the review carried out by Nazir Afzal which found “deep seated” problems throughout the service.
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Huge proposals to turn an area south of Waterloo Station into a life sciences and medical technology hub.
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A teenage boy was injured by glass after shots were fired through a window.
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