The two properties in St Matthews Parade which have all the rubbish in the front garden absolutely stink in the summer when the sun is on it for two weeks. We live in St Matthews Parade and find that the parking along here is getting impossible, mainly due to vans parked which don't belong to the residents in the properties they are parked outside. The properties in Langham Place would be better turned into flats for families who would actually care about the area they live in. Michael Ellis and his family obviously don't live in the areas where they turn lovely houses into HIMOs, and don't give a toss about the neighbours who have to live next to these properties. Just keep raking in the cash.
When I began my teaching career in outer London I lived for five years in a bedsit which was part of an HMO in a very pleasant residential street. Many years previously these houses had been family homes for the upper middle classes who could afford a couple of servants living in the attic rooms. Reading your article, I now realise that I was a blight on society and responsible for bringing the neighbourhood down. Thank you for putting me straight.
I thought the concentration policy for HMO in this area is a distance of at least 50m apart? The lime trees hotel (surely fewer than 50m away) was converted into an HMO by bosworth college. It's not what you know...
The house used to be lovely, a family home. It was sold a few years ago and gutted, used as a cannabis factory. The know your customer process failed. It should be converted back to a family dwelling in keeping with the area, by the institutions that failed these regulated checks and balances.
Michael Ellis with his face in the trough.
It’s about time we held these MPs to account
The two properties in St Matthews Parade which have all the rubbish in the front garden absolutely stink in the summer when the sun is on it for two weeks. We live in St Matthews Parade and find that the parking along here is getting impossible, mainly due to vans parked which don't belong to the residents in the properties they are parked outside. The properties in Langham Place would be better turned into flats for families who would actually care about the area they live in. Michael Ellis and his family obviously don't live in the areas where they turn lovely houses into HIMOs, and don't give a toss about the neighbours who have to live next to these properties. Just keep raking in the cash.
They also own Waterloo house which is on the Market Sq
When I began my teaching career in outer London I lived for five years in a bedsit which was part of an HMO in a very pleasant residential street. Many years previously these houses had been family homes for the upper middle classes who could afford a couple of servants living in the attic rooms. Reading your article, I now realise that I was a blight on society and responsible for bringing the neighbourhood down. Thank you for putting me straight.
I thought the concentration policy for HMO in this area is a distance of at least 50m apart? The lime trees hotel (surely fewer than 50m away) was converted into an HMO by bosworth college. It's not what you know...
The house used to be lovely, a family home. It was sold a few years ago and gutted, used as a cannabis factory. The know your customer process failed. It should be converted back to a family dwelling in keeping with the area, by the institutions that failed these regulated checks and balances.
Echo all the concerns made. A supposed conservation area being turned into a ghetto...for Mr Ellis' financial gain!