Two towers in Broadwater Farm are at danger of a catastrophic collapse and are to be abolished.
So come on then momentum council. This is your chance to rebuild the entire estate with high quality modern social housing for existing residents. Genuinely excited about what they are going to be able to put together.
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Realy? Who in their right mind would click a link like the one presented here. It looks like something telling me my Netflix payment has not been taken!
I see DTW is a relatively consistent contribute to HoL, but what the heck is t.co?
Here’s the article from the front page of the guardian then
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/jun/20/two-tottenham-tower...
" The estate was the scene of riots in 1985 and its blocks were built ........"
Completely irrelevant, as far as I can see. Lazy journalism.
HoL has url shortening too which we use for Twitter etc. The shortened url for this page is: hgyol.in/2yqhPmw (compare that with the full length url of www.harringayonline.com/forum/topics/broadwater-farm-a-risk-to-life)
There were too many of then. Look up 'keith blakelock's overalls'. Common purpose leading to common silence.
Wow, we've moved on a fair bit from the initial discussion about Haringey Council's actions regarding unsafe blocks on the Farm and the Council's record of neglect re. the Farm's upkeep...
I wonder if Haringey have seen the regeneration proposal for Barnet's equivalent monstrosity Dollis 'Alcatraz' Valley?.
http://www.dollisvalley.co.uk/our-proposal/
But at least that scheme is low-rise. The problem is the obsession of councils and planners - and successive London Mayors beginning with Livingstone - with the outdated, mad, Le Corbusier and his ugly, cheap towers as a solution to social housing, with the walkways which design in crime.
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