That note is a nice touch if the previous squatters had been unneighbourly.
Presumably this can be converted to flats now under the new permitted development rules - without planning permission, per se.
The neighbours - and council - opposed the application for student accommodation.
They might have been right to do so, however, without any fresh proposal, it seems a bad call.
Student accommodation sounds like a good thing. However its the latest wheeze to make money from students.
Yes. Unite, which builds and runs student accommodation across Britain, is a right racket.
My niece, herself a student, has babysat for Unite's chief financial officer and he lives in some style.
Student accommodation sounds like a good thing. However its the latest wheeze to make money from students.
Its classed in planning terms like a hotel so the need natural for light etc does not apply. The argument is that students only will sleep in there homes.
Worst building award went to this development.
The latest issue of Lambeth Life contains a piece on the new developments around Vauxhall and there seemed to a few of these student accommodation blocks going up.
There's one in Herne Hill advertising flats from 17sqm (I live in a one bedroom flat at 40sqm and it's small).There's another one just being completed on Hatfields at Waterloo, from £350 a week and I assume the sizes are similar to the Herne Hill one.The latest issue of Lambeth Life contains a piece on the new developments around Vauxhall and there seemed to a few of these student accommodation blocks going up.
I didn't realise this, but the Job Centre has permission (tho' none actually required) to be turned into seven flats.
So the squatters may not have long in there.
Nice weather for it too.The squatters, who were Italian and Spanish, were evicted at an hour's notice this afternoon.
from Twitter:The squatters, who were Italian and Spanish, were evicted at an hour's notice this afternoon.
Nice weather for it too.
I wonder how long the building will lie empty for this time.
that's pretty rude :/The squatters, who were Italian and Spanish, were evicted at an hour's notice this afternoon.
Probably not via the front door. A chunky padlocked steel gate now in place in the lobby.Consent has been granted for flats.
But same can be said for site opposite - and nothing has happened in years.
I would not bet against a third occupation.