Tayside House of Broken Promises
Submitted by admin_one on Thu, 12/10/2009 - 17:17
Before Stock Transfer, EastendHomes made a promise to residents that they could provide the money to pay for essential repair & refurbishment work to our homes
They told us cross-subsidy, which is money from any new homes built on estates, would only be needed to pay for general 'environmental' improvements such as lighting and landscaping
Since Stock Transfer, EeH has put in planning applications for hundreds of new private flats on estates -
- British St – 161
- St Georges – 139
- Holland - 128
- Bede - 160
- Eric & Treby – 129 proposed
Why is this happening? On Eric & Treby Estates, the environmental improvements will cost approx 2million. But EeH now say they need to raise 7million. Did EeH get its sums wrong? Where is the money they promised to invest in our estates?
Why is Tower Hamlets Council allowing EastendHomes to break the promises made to residents in the offer documents and on the web site?
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