The following letter (without reference number or contact details) was sent to the residents of the Curnock Estate. The original document can be found on this link.
On the 26th March 2012 Camden Council informed us that: "We accept that there are genuine issues around the hot water supply.
However, the volume of correspondence is proving to be a significant burden and distraction, and is in effect detracting from the efforts of Officers who are trying to address the underlying issues and resolve the problems. I regret to inform you that should your correspondence continue at such a volume in the future, then serious consideration will be given to applying these exemptions."
Cllr Roger Robinson has arranged a meeting with Mr Dilley on Wednesday 21st March 2012 in order to discuss the current unacceptable situation with the hot water. Please read more information below. This will be updated again after the meeting.
Under the Freedom of Information Act we learned amongst other things that Camden Council has a budget for the heating works of £35,000, but there will be no charge to residents.
CC: Mayor of Camden
Local MPs
286 Flats
Camden New Journal
Councillors
It is already THREE months without hot water on the Curnock Street Estate (286 flats).
Your contractors and especially Mr David Brown (Senior Contract Manager) insulted the residents again last Saturday by stating in his letter (no contact deltails or references) that the current works: "...will not impact existing hot water..".
The following letter (no references or contact details) was sent to the residents of the Curnock Estate. Apollo insulted us again by stating that the IMPROVEMENT works will not impact existing hot water or heating. We do not have hot water at all. Not even in the mornings.
Ms Georgia Graham from the Camden New Journal newspaper wrote the following article about the hot water situation on our estate. More information can be found below:
