Keep Aaron Cutting

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Permalink Reply by pamish on August 11, 2011 at 17:51

£14,307.27 GBP last update 4.00 pm.  Blimey.

 

He can also claim under the Riot Act for the damage, as long as he meets the time limit ie within 14 days. 

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Permalink Reply by Alan Stanton on August 11, 2011 at 18:33

I'm trying to dig out some great photos of Mr Biber taken a few years ago by a Belgian cousin.

David Cameron's statement today will mean the time limit is extended to 42 days. So it should mean some compensation for Aaron Biber and other traders.

But just a small note of caution. While we can all admire Mr Biber's courage and determination, there's something not quite right about having separate funds based on the media focusing on individuals.  There are lots more positive stories. And may more people whose property and businesses have been badly damaged.

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Permalink Reply by Liz on August 11, 2011 at 19:18

I know what you mean Alan, but there is something particularly striking about this story as Mr Biber is as much part of Tottenham High Road's Story as the Co-op building but to pick up your point about others, people can donate to the Mayor's Tottenham Assistance fund. Details at No 3 of this pageof how to do that

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Permalink Reply by Abi on August 12, 2011 at 22:03

Do we have an idea how much has been donated to the Mayor's fund so far?

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