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L&Q Media Centre put spin on Silwood Under 5's Playgroup
Posted on August 26, 2014 by Charlotte England
Meeting between community steering group members and L&Q staff, chaired by Southwark Councillor Anood Al-Samerai (left). L&Q staff asked not to be filmed or photographed.
Major "Registered Social Landlord" of Silwood Estate (SE16), London & Quadrant's 'Media Centre' have published a report on the re-launch of the Silwood Estate Under 5s playgroup, which omits many aspects of the story that we considered crucial to our report last week. L&Q's alternative report portrays the company as having played a large part in saving the playgroup, neglecting to mention the eight month battle Silwood residents faced to secure the £11,500 of funding they have finally received, which is a one-off grant not expected to be renewed next year. Nor do L&Q mention that many believe the funding, and far more money, belong rightfully to the community, who were promised the Lewington Centre to replace their previous community building as a condition of the estates redevelopment, which began in the early 2000s.
At a meeting between L&Q staff and community steering group members last week, L&Q's long-standing obligation to hand the building over to the community was reiterated by Southwark Councillor and leader of the Southwark Liberal Democrat group Anood Al-Samerai – who reminded those present that the centre should ultimately be run by a committee comprising predominantly local people working with a minority of L&Q representatives. Alarmingly, this was met with apparent confusion from L&Q staff, who, under their Section 106 obligations, are supposed to have been working towards this goal since the centre opened in 2009, if not before.
Among a slew of now-broken promises, Silwood residents were led to believe they would have at least priority access to the building, which in actuality was made unviable as a venue for many community events by apartments being built above the main hall. Large parts of the building are also regularly leased to a local college, making them unavailable to the community. As we reported, and L&Q failed to mention, money collected from the Lewington Centre flats each week was meant to be set aside for the community, to make up for the restrictions they impose on using the building. By the same logic, profit made on renting the space should be shared with the community, who are, after all, supposed to manage the building.
Instead of mentioning these things, L&Q appear to be trying to use the re-launch of the playgroup to promote themselves. They boast that, "Children and families in and around the Silwood Estate, Southwark, are celebrating the re-launch of their local playgroup thanks to the work of the Silwood Community Steering Group and an £11,500 grant from L&Q housing association." They go on to describe themselves in favourable terms, as, "One of the largest housing associations in the capital," owning "70,000 homes across London and the South East as well as being a leading residential developer of new and affordable homes." The PR department seem oblivious to the fact that, given London property prices, £11,500 for a company that owns 70,000 houses doesn't come across as an especially generous sum.
Karen Westbrook, Resident Services Manager for L&Q, concludes the 'Media Centre' article, saying, "Helping the Silwood Community Steering Group to re-launch a playgroup service was a great opportunity for us to step in and support the nearby community and L&Q residents of the Silwood estate." This is an interesting take on what many would consider to be a story of community disempowerment, in which a resource has been effectively taken away from residents and then reluctantly lent back to them by L&Q after a long campaign and apparently in exchange for undeserved good PR.
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Posted in Silwood Video Group	| Tagged Bede Educational College, Christine Oettinger, community centre, Community development, Community Investment Manager, Doreen Dower, facilities, kids, L&Q, Lewisham Council, London & Quadrant, London SE16, London&Quadrant, management committee, Morley College, non-profit organisation, PACT, Parents and Children Together, Paul Nehra, playgroup, Regeneration, Registered Social Landlord, Richard Southall, Rotherhithe, S106, SE16, Section 106, Silwood Community Forum, silwood estate, Silwood Video Group, southwark, Surplus, Tenants, Tenants and Residents Association, tenants association, the Lewington Centre, Tower Homes, Under 5 playgroup, volunteers, vulnerable families	| Leave a reply
Silwood Estate community centre playgroup reopens
The Silwood Estate Under 5s playgroup reopened today, eight months after it closed. The playgroup, which is held in the purpose-built Lewington Community Centre on the Silwood Estate in Rotherhithe, was shut down in November when Lewisham Council withdrew funding. Since then a number of community members have been fighting to save the playgroup and have finally secured £11,500 towards wages from London and Quadrant (L&Q), who own the building.
Although the playgroup reopening is extremely good news, securing the funding is a small victory for the Silwood Estate community in what is likely to be an ongoing battle with L&Q. Residents have been struggling to stake their claim on the Lewington building, and the profit it generates, since it opened five years ago. Before 2006 (when construction work began), L&Q said they would replace an existing, community managed building with a better, purpose built community centre in order to incentivise local support for their proposed redevelopment of the estate. Consequently, the Lewington Centre was built under a section 106 planning gain agreement, which gives a developer favourable terms (in this case free land) but stipulates that they must compensates the community in return.
Despite promises from L&Q, the community have struggled with both the suitability of the Lewington Centre and accessing the space – which is controlled by an L&Q manager, not the local community.
To start with, Tower Homes, the commercial wing of L&Q, built "affordable" flats for "key workers" (e.g. nurses, teachers, police officers) on top of the centre, making the building unsuitable for evening social events, even after expensive sound-proofing work. To soften this blow, Tower Homes promised tenants that £25 would be collected from each flat each week to put towards community activities. When this money didn't materialise, L&Q claimed they had put it aside, ring-fenced for community development, before forgetting about it.
L&Q have also made the building largely inaccessible to residents by renting almost the entire centre to the Bede Education Trust, a subsidiary of Morley College, and have not donated the money from this to the community either. L&Q's accounts suggest that they are making a yearly profit of between £30,000 and £60,000 from the building. When this is considered, securing space and funding for the playgroup seems like little more than prising a single finger loose from the vice-like grip L&Q have on the centre and its profits.
Silwood's residents are delighted to have a place to go with their children again, which is outside their homes and provides an opportunity to meet other parents. But many still hope that L&Q will go further towards honouring the spirit of their original promise, to provide a better replacement for a centre that was entirely community run, and from which only the community profited.
Posted in Silwood Video Group	| Tagged Bede Educational College, Christine Oettinger, community centre, Community development, Community Investment Manager, Doreen Dower, facilities, kids, L&Q, Lewisham Council, London&Quadrant, management committee, Morley College, non-profit organisation, PACT, Parents and Children Together, Paul Nehra, playgroup, Regeneration, Richard Southall, Rotherhithe, Section 106, Silwood Community Forum, silwood estate, Silwood Video Group, southwark, Surplus, Tenants, Tenants and Residents Association, tenants association, the Lewington Centre, Tower Homes, Under 5 playgroup, volunteers, vulnerable families	| Leave a reply
L&Q, the Lewington Centre & community dis-empowerment
Posted on November 19, 2013 by Kayleigh van der Heide
Back in 1999-2006 residents of the Silwood Estate, Rotherhithe, were repeatedly promised by Lewisham Council and London & Quadrant (L&Q) that when the estate was "regenerated" their existing and community managed community centre and other facilities would be replaced with a better, purpose built, community centre- later called the Lewington Centre.
The Lewington Centre was built under a section 106 planning gain agreement whereby a developer who is given very favourable terms ( in this case free land ) "compensates" the community. This was already a form of double dipping as Section 106 implies the community is getting something new- not replacing what they have lost.
About 4 years ago, the Lewington Centre opened. From the outset the building was clearly not fit for purpose. The "owner" Tower Homes ( the commercial wing of London & Quadrant ) had insisted on building "affordable" flats for "key workers" (e,g, nurses, teachers) on top of the centre. Which, even after expensive re-working of the acoustics and sound proofing, still make the hall unusable for evening social events. Many key workers work night shifts too. Tower Homes sweetened the greedy inclusion of 25 flats by promising tenants that £25.00 per flat per week would go towards funding the community activities.
This has not happened. Under the Section 106 agreement L&Q must submit publicly available full accounts for the centre every September- they have not done this and we have only been able to access them via a Freedom of Information request. Three years ago L&Q's own accounts were showing the Lewington Centre was generating a carry forward profit of £120,000. A few years back at what turned out to be the last Community Forum convened by L&Q Paul Nehra, L&Q's "Community Investment Manager" promised that the money was ring fenced for investment into the centre.
When pushed on why this never happened L&Q claimed though they did collect the £25 p.w. from their hard pressed tenants they "forgot" to pass it on it to the community. Now the profit has "disappeared" completely.
Take a look at the attached files to compare the 'delayed' Income and Expenditure accounts. (2008-9 to 2011-12 is the most recent one we received after the Freedom of Information request, pretty different from one another.)
Accounts September 2009
Accounts 2008-9 to 2011-12
Christine Oettinger, chair of PACT (Parents and Children Together), says:
"L&Q needs to explain where the profit is coming from. Because in regards to the community centre alone, the profit from only the residential flats (which is 25 flats above this building) are meant to be used for the running and management of the centre. The building was put together only four years ago. How could it be that within a short period of time the financial model has failed? There is no translucency between how the money is spent and where the money is going. The Community Centre is supposed to be self – sufficient The financial model explains that the income generated from the residential units is to fund the running of the community areas a 100%. Plus – Surplus. So: where has the money gone and how is the money being spent? And: where is the surplus? In some of the agreements that L&Q agreed to, when they accepted the [Section 106] funds, they were there for the community to provide the facilities, to provide a place for children, to provide a place for vulnerable families to go to. That's not exactly what's happening now."
One of the services was a playgroup for parents to bring their under 5s. As opposed to sitting at home this was the place to go take their kids and meet other people .
However, the playgroup for under 5s has now closed, because suddenly Lewisham Council were going to stop funding the workers. The playgroup was there before the regeneration and it was used by people of the community. It is something that has always been funded by Lewisham Council. Residents feel it was just another thing being taken away from them.
Doreen Dower, Secretary of the local Tenants and Residents Association, who is already involved for a long time knows the reason for this:
'When you have regeneration, the community dies. It was a 40 year old community with people coming and going, but it had still people in there from the beginning. But once that's gone, you kind of just have to start again. And that is the biggest problem. Now we finally got this letter coming in that says: we need a management committee. But there are no volunteers. We're still trying to get that off the ground with L&Q. They are supposed to be a non-profit organisation, but it doesn't seem to work this way.'
This is an ongoing problem for the tenants association as well, trying to get people involved, they cannot afford to pay the rent being charged by L&Q for the room that was purpose built to accommodate them.
"There's no nursery for the community, it's all gone. All the things we were promised at the beginning, we would have it in one building. But then the goal post kept shifting and in the end, when I wanted to pull it down, they still hadn't built it. They also pulled everything else down and then we had nothing."
Allegedly in breach of their Section 106 agreement L&Q has now sub-let almost the entire centre to the Bede Education Trust, a subsidiary of Morley College.
"The college in the Community Centre also takes up a lot of time and a lot of space. It was built as a Community Centre, not as a college. Therefore some of the things the College are doing, doesn't fit in. They closed off half of the hall." adds Doreen.
Recently there have been meetings with residents, centre users and L&Q to discuss the problems but this has been pushed along by Southwark council and tenacious individuals like Christine Oettinger. L&Q say there is going to be a revamp on the finances, so the whole Lewington Centre is not necessarily going to close. There is still hope to get the Under5s Playgroup open again as well. But so far the L&Q response has been to drag its feet and, as ever, offer empty promises.
On the Silwood Estate local residents have lost a vital community life through the physical regeneration of the estate. A community that used to run and manage their own facilities has, in Spectacle's opinion, been systematically dis-empowered.
We wonder how things are at other L&Q run community facilities. Anyone know?
Richard Southall; Assistant Director, South East Neighbourhood L & Q replies
Posted on November 22, 2012 by clockword
Residents visiting the building site of their promised Community Centre
Dear Richard Southall,
I am writing on behalf of residents and Lewington Centre users.
Re your letter 20th Sept 2012 distributed to Silwood residents:
1- Was this letter circulated to all Silwood residents? If not why not?
2- Can you outline the process and mechanisms by which you " regularly consult with residents" ?
3- How did the residents identify the priorities you cite and how many responded?
4- How and when are you going to "make available opportunities for local people to give us their views about our services"?
5- Does the new use of the Lewington Centre comply with the funding agreements between L&Q and Lewisham Council?
6- Does the new use of the Lewington Centre comply with the funding agreements between L&Q and Southwark Council?
7- Please can you forward Lewington Centre business plan and accounts for years 2010/11 and 2011/12
8- The SIlwood Community Centre Business Plan April 09-Aug 09 shows profits of £65,244 ( 08/09) 47,366 (09/10). Where do these profits go?
9- The income from the 25 flats above the Lewington Centre is meant to go towards community use of the centre. Is this the case?
10- When did L&Q agree with BEC re use of the Lewington Centre? Please can we see a contract.
We would appreciate a written response to these questions.
I thank you in advance for your prompt response.
Dear Mr Saunders
Re: The Lewington Centre, 9 Eugenia Road SE16 2RU
I write in response to the issues raised in your email of 7 November 2012 the contents of which are noted. I have structured my response to address each of the ten separate issues raised.
1. The letter dated 20 September 2012 was hand delivered to all residents (irrespective of Landlord or tenure) living on the estate. In addition to this the letter was also delivered to those Southwark homes located in St Helena Road adjacent to the centre.
2. L&Q undertakes, through an independent market research company monthly resident satisfaction surveys designed to test satisfaction with existing services and opportunities for residents to express their personal priorities. This information helps to inform our forward strategies. These randomly selected candidates can number up to 570 surveys each month.
3. Through the independent surveys described in two above.
4. In addition to the process previously described we undertake localised surveys at L&Q organised events and projects. Those engaging in these activities are given an opportunity to complete a feedback form that also asks them to identify their individual priorities. This information also helps to shape our future strategies.
5. Lewisham are satisfied with arrangements at the centre.
6. There are no outstanding financial agreements between L&Q and Southwark in relation to the centre.
7. These will be made available, on request from London Borough of Lewisham.
8. All generated income supports the operational upkeep of the centre and on-going service delivery.
9. As above
10. BEC have rented space at the centre since October 2011. It is not appropriate to disclose contractual details to a third party.
I hope the above is of assistance to you and I appreciate your concerns surrounding the running and use of the Lewington Centre, however I can assure you that this centre is run completely in line with our policies and procedures and any agreements we have with third parties.
Richard Southall
Please leave a comment if you have any remarks, further questions or suggestions regarding this issue.
We have put some of the issues these documents raise to Richard Southall Assistant Director, South East Neighbourhood of London and Quadrant see the following blogs.
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Lewington Community Centre Silwood Estate- Freedom of Information Request
Posted on November 22, 2012 by Killpil
Residents of the Silwood Estate, Rotherhithe, were promised that when the estate was "regenerated" their existing and community managed community centre and other facilities would be replaced with a better purpose community centre- later called the Lewington Centre.
London and Quadrant received grant of £3,334,653.00 of Section 106 money, of which £1,964,728 was to build the community centre- it also included £2,240,000 SRB money to build new flats above the main hall that would provide the community with a constant rent revenue stream of £32,500 p.a. that was to go towards community capacity building.
However since it opened in April 2009 local residents have struggled to get access. The rents are too high for the Tenants and Residents groups to use it for office space. The hall is either inappropriate or unaffordable for most community uses.
Now the "owners" London and Quadrant, without any meaningful consultation with residents, have let out the centre to Bede Educational College and the residents are almost complete excluded. There appears to be no L&Q staff based there.
In order to find out what is going on it has been necessary to make a Freedom of Information request to Lewisham Council see below.
Lewisham Borough Council have now responded, late, to our freedom of information request. Here are details of the original request and their reply:
From: Mark Saunders
Dear Lewisham Borough Council,
Re Lewington Centre 9 Eugenia Road
Rotherhithe London SE16 2RU
Regarding the Lewington Centre and the flats above please can you
provide the following information and documents:
Documents relating to Section 106 agreements with L&Q
Documents relating to L&Q's commitments to funding and services
provided for the community centre
Details of any funding from Lewisham council to the centre and the
terms and conditions of this funding.
L&Qs financial reports and business plans for the use of the
Lewington Centre since it was opened.
Mark Saunders
99-109 Lavender Hill
SW11 5QL
From: Foi
Lewisham Borough Council
Silwood Update Report September 2009.pdf
grant agreement community fac silwood 3b.pdf
grant agreement phase3b.pdf
community fac 3b silwood estate.pdf
2.1M Download View as HTML
Lewington centre Buiness plan Update 300909.xls
37K Download View as HTML
Re: Freedom of Information Act 2000
Reference No: 197880
Thank you for your recent request. We apologise for the delay responding.
We enclose the following information.
Regarding the Lewington Centre and the flats above please can you provide
the following information and documents:
Section 106 Agreements once signed are public documents and can be viewed
either at the Council offices or via the Council's website.
Below is a link to the Section 106 Agreement we believe you are interested
in. That agreement relates to Silwood Phase I and was signed on the 23
October 2001.
[1]http://acolnet.lewisham.gov.uk/ACOLLATED…
Documents relating to L&Q's commitments to funding and services provided
for the community centre
Please see attached report.
Details of any funding from Lewisham council to the centre and the terms
and conditions of this funding.
Please see attached.
L&Qs financial reports and business plans for the use of the Lewington
Centre since it was opened.
We hope you find this information helpful.
You have a right of appeal against this response. If you wish to appeal
you must do so in writing to the Corporate Information Manager at the
following address:
Corporate Information Team
London Borough of Lewisham
1^st Flr, Town Hall Chambers,
London, SE6 4RY
[2][email address]
Maria Kaminski
Lewington Centre Funding
Posted on October 3, 2012 by clockword
Posted in Silwood Video Group	| Tagged 1859, 1868, Bermondsey, community, L&Q, Lewington Centre, Lewisham, Lewisham Borough Council, local history, London, old maps, old photos, Rotherhithe, SE1, SE12, SE13, SE16, SE8, Section 106, silwood estate, Silwood Video Group, south bermondsey, southwark, Surrey Quays, working class	| Leave a reply
Low Cost Housing excluded from new Battersea Power Station Redevlopment
Posted on October 28, 2010 by adosini
Celebrated local muralist Brian Barnes MBE is appalled that the latest plans for redeveloping Battersea Power Station may go ahead without any provision for low-cost affordable housing for local residents and key workers.
Treasury Holdings UK (THUK) are maintaining that their proposed development would be in deficit to the tune of £313.50 million even before construction began and before there could be any contribution to Section 106 obligations.
Section 106 agreements are binding on developers undertaking a major building project to compensate for the adverse impact that this might have on the area by providing additional benefits in either cash or kind. These might be in the form of affordable housing, educational facilities or new open green spaces, for example.
Barnes suggests that the reason for the deficit lies in the drastic drop in land valuation since the original deal was made and also because the developer's Internal Rate of Return (IRR), ie profitability margin, has been set at 25%, compared with other developers' IRR margins of 20%.
Barnes, who is a campaigning member of the Battersea Power Station Community Group, asks: "Why are THUK doing it at all, if it is not financially viable? Theirs is surely an argument to subvert GLA housing policy that requires up to 50% of affordable housing in all large developments.
"It is incredible that a £5 billion redevelopment will all hinge on affordable housing, causing the financial viability to be harmed and for there to be a £313.50 million deficit, even if no affordable housing is provided."
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Posted in Battersea Power Station	| Tagged affordable housing, Battersea Power Station, Battersea Power Station Community Group, Brian Barnes, GLA, Greater London Authority, Internal Rate of Return, IRR, low cost housing, Section 106, THUK, Treasury Holdings UK	| Leave a reply
Waiting for Godot: The Silwood Diaries
Posted on May 21, 2010 by Ese
At this month's Residents Meeting (5th May), the rolling issue of the Pocket Park was raised. The park (sans grass) has been opened, and then closed, on and off for the last 6 to 12 months, and as it is the only source of outside space provided for young people on the Silwood as part of one of London & Quadrant's Section 106 contracts, there is rising concern by parents.
'Health and Safety' issues were cited as the primary reason by L & Q officials at the meeting, however the nature of these health and safety issues were unable to be clarified when enquiries were made. Silwood Video Group members were told simply that there are 'more repairs that need to be done to the park. This has been passed back to the contractor. As soon as these repairs are done, the park will be opened.' It is unlikely that L &Q would be unaware of specific problems (if there were any), and seeing as children climbing over the gates in order to access the park (as they habitually do) presents greater health and safety risks, such an answer has not assuaged the residents' questions, or annoyance.
Let's hope that Godot, in the form of the golden key to the Pocket Park, decides to turn up soon…
Posted in Silwood Video Group	| Tagged health and safety, L & Q, London, London and Quadrant, playground, pocket park, residents, Residents' Meeting, SE16, Section 106, Section 106 Agreement, silwood estate, Silwood Video Group, Urban Design, Urban Mash-up, Urban Planning, urban poor, Urbanism	| Leave a reply
Scant evidence for destruction of Battersea Pumping Station
Posted on May 6, 2010 by Greg
The future of Battersea Pumping Station, located next to the Battersea Power Station, is in serious doubt. If the current planning application to redevelop Battersea Power Station and the surrounding land by REO / Treasury Holdings is accepted without alteration by Wandsworth Council in July, the Grade II listed building would be demolished under assertions by the developers that the scheme would not be economically viable with its continued existence.
However, evidence to support this claim is less than accurate. Neither in the private nor public domain have the developers or Wandsworth Council revealed the percentage split of affordable and luxury housing. Without knowing what percentage of the planned housing developments will be "luxury" or affordable apartments it is not possible for REO, let alone English Heritage, to know how much profit the developers will make, therefore arguments over the economic viability of the scheme are spurious. Assuming the developer calculated the minimum amount of "affordable" flats would be needed the issue is not the economic viability of the scheme but the size of REO/Treasury Holdings profit margin.
REO argue that the Pumping Station should be demolished for the "Community benefit" but what they mean is their profit. It is becoming depressingly common for developers to present their economic interests as a community benefit. In this case what is actually meant is that if the developer does not get its way and make a substantial profit then the scheme will not go ahead and the community will suffer decades more planning blight.
Despite formally submitting their application in November 2009 in which they declared that flattening the pumping station would be critical, in February the only definitive number of houses of the 3856 dwellings of the master plan given any 'status' whatsoever are the 245 build-to-let houses – classified as non-affordable. As recent as March this year, in a Q & A session with the Planning Director Jeremy Castle, the percentage of affordable housing against non-affordable had still yet to be decided.
English Heritage, an organisation whose official remit is to promote and protect Britain's historical environment, have effectively given their blessing to REO by deferring any decision-making responsibility to the Local Planning Authority.
In a letter to the Local Planning Authority, Nick Collins stated that although the proposed plans "risk causing harm to the setting", the decision ultimately rests on assessing whether or not the 'substantial community benefit' (community benefit in this case being private gain) outweighs the loss of the building and whether or not the building could be bought up by another party and reused (you can see the new legislation PPS5 here).
Under this new legislation the council must establish no other organisations are interested in buying the building or that no alternative community use can be found. Battersea Power Station Community Group has registered its interest and is supported by a number of local and special interest groups.
The Victorian Society is one of a number of expert groups who are against demolishing the Pumping Station, yet they have been ignored (see the interview with Alex Baldwin from The Victorian Society here).
Jeremy Castle plans to reveal the official percentage of affordable housing on June 15th – less than a month before Wandsworth Council make their final decision on the application. Aside from the absurdity of demanding a 150 year-old building be torn down because 'it might be handy', the relinquishing of accountability by organisations like English Heritage demonstrates an alarming and depressing deference to private business when they are funded to enforce and support preservation.
The exhausting planning process and massive application documentation helps developers like REO / Treasury Holdings to wear down any resistance and bury the fact that they intend to destroy historically and culturally significant sites without open discussion. As English Heritage have in recent years funded the restoration of Cross Ness Pumping Station, their dereliction of duty and unfounded support for the vandalism of Battersea Pumping Station is curious.
Posted in Battersea Power Station	| Tagged affordable housing, Alex Baldwin, Battersea Power Station, Battersea Power Station Community Group, Battersea Pumping Station, Bob Leuty, Community Infrastructure Levy, english heritage, Jeremy Castle, listed buildings, Nick Collins, REO, Section 106, The Victorian Society, Treasury Holdings, wandsworth council	| 1 Reply
Sufficient affordable housing in Battersea Power Station plans?
The comments below are from Chelsea Bridge Wharf resident Mike O'Driscoll, who is one of a significant number of residents to have lodged formal objections against the Battersea Power Station plans.
The issues mentioned in your post concerning formal objections by residents of Chelsea Bridge Wharf to the current development plans for Battersea Power Station are worrying for residents but what is more worrying for the area, and for London as a whole, is that Wandsworth Council and the developers are clearly trying to fudge the issue of how much affordable housing would be included in the development. When so many people cannot afford a home it would be obscene for this development to go ahead without insisting on 50% of homes being affordable.
The Council is however refusing to say how many affordable homes would be included and claims that it is unable to say how many there would be because it is not clear what the demand is! I suggest you write to Mr Bob Leuty at Wandsworth Council (planningapplications@wandsworth.gov.uk) and make it clear that you do not support any development unless it includes 50% affordable housing. You can also contact your Wandsworth Councillor, or your local MP, and ask them what their view is on this before deciding how to vote.
If we allow this development to continue without clarification on the issue of affordable housing then we are simply allowing the developers to make themselves even richer and making this area even less diverse socially.
Posted in Battersea Power Station	| Tagged Battersea Power Station, Battersea Power Station Community Group, Bob Leuty, Chelsea Bridge Wharf, mark saunders, Mike O'Driscoll, planning application, REO, Section 106, Treasury Holdings, wandsworth council	| Leave a reply
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I think there are good reasons to think that the relationship between the slope of the yield curve and the business cycle may have changed.
Both agree that the yield curve is flattening, that long term rates are not going up anytime soon. Yet Yellen offered this additional insight, that it no longer mattered much what the slope of the yield curve looks like because it doesn't affect the business cycle anyway!
If you believe that the supply and demand of 10 year bonds has more to do with other factors, such as safety and use as collateral in the interest rate swaps markets and other financial markets, you could come to Yellen's conclusions.
And Kashkari is so desperate to see the 10 year yield go up, that he has voted against the three short term Fed increases. He thinks it is those increases that will put a damper on inflation.
So, who is right? I believe they are both right.
Transfer receipts in red are entitlements, which have actually stuffed the coffers of government. In 2008 mass layoffs increased unemployment insurance, causing a spike in taxes. Baby Boomers retiring have paid more out in taxes through social security than earnings.
I just want to emphasis the point of the article that when Yellen said the yield curve inversion no longer mattered it signals two things. First, it signals that the Fed is determined to impact short rates, but second, it acknowledges that the conundrum may well be with us as longer bonds won't be greatly affected. Is that a realistic view? I think it is possible.


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Will take time to accept people's appreciation for Badla; its overwhelming says Taapsee Pannu
Hans News Service | 2 April 2019 1:47 PM GMT
Taapsee Pannu who was last seen in 'Badla' says she is still trying to seep in how much people have appreciated her role in the film.
Pannu interacted with media at the Elle Graduates Award on Saturday, where she was presented with the honor as well for her performances in 2018 releases.
Talking about her recent release with Pink costar Amitabh Bachchan, Taapsee said, "I wasn't really expecting it, I mean I knew it was going to be a good film and people will like it. But I didn't know people will be like it and appreciate it so much. Now after looking at the result, it feels very overwhelming. We will take some time to accept that actually, we have got so much appreciation from the audience,"
Especially the fact that people have loved my role, I am still trying to seep it in, but I won't say much because the film is still on the screen. When it will be out of the theaters then we will talk about it more freely." she added.
When asked how excited she feels to be awarded by Elle she said, "Elle graduates recognize the upcoming talents and to get this feels nice that they recognized my efforts in 2018. After hard work, if you let some good results it feels good."
Taapsee is currently busy shooting for ' Saand Ki Aankh' with Bhumi Pednekar. The story is said to be based on the medal-winning world's oldest sharpshooters Chandro Tomar and Prakashi Tomar.
Directed by Tushar Hiranandani the film is produced by Anurag Kashyap.
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Finland's president Niinisto tipped for re-election in first round vote
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Polls opened in Finland on Sunday for a presidential election in which incumbent Sauli Niinisto is seen as likely to secure re-election on the first round of voting.
Niinisto, 69, is credited with helping Finland maintain a delicate balancing act between its relations with neighbour Russia and its links with NATO. It is not a NATO member but developed closer ties with the alliance after Moscow annexed Crimea in 2014.
Final polls released on Thursday showed support of 58-63 percent for Niinisto, who is originally from the conservative National Coalition Party (NCP), but campaigns as an independent.
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His closest challenger — Pekka Haavisto of the Greens of Finland — had the support of 13-14 percent of respondents, while six other candidates shared a combined backing of 24-28 percent.
If Niinisto gets half of the votes on Sunday, he would be the first candidate to win the presidency in the first round since the electoral system was changed to a direct popular vote in 1994.
"His gruff, down-to-earth manner and facts-based approach truly appeals to Finns," said Juho Rahkonen, Research Manager at pollster Taloustutkimus.
The president is in charge of Finland's foreign and defence policy together with the government, but otherwise the post has become largely ceremonial in the past few decades.
"I have tried my best so that there would be a dialogue between Russia and the West, NATO, European Union and even the United States," Niinisto told Reuters on Saturday at a campaign event in city of Espoo, near capital Helsinki.
"Because, despite the fact we have very big problems, with Crimea and Ukraine, we have to have dialogue," he added.
Early results will be announced after polling stations close at 1800 GMT. A majority of votes is expected to be counted within two hours.
A runoff election between the two leading candidates would take place on Feb. 11., if no candidate gets half of the votes.
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A new trial at the University of Cincinnati (UC) will test the possible benefits of non-invasive brain stimulation on hand and arm function as part of stroke rehabilitation.
Adults who have experienced an ischemic stroke within the last 12 months and experience weakness on one side of his or her body are eligible for the trial. Patients will receive hand and arm therapy with an occupational therapist in addition to the real or placebo treatments for transcranial magnetic stimulation.
Kari Dunning, PhD, an associate professor in the UC College of Allied Health's Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, is the local principal investigator for the trial, which will take place on UC's campus at the Neural Excitability, Therapeutics and Recovery (NET Recovery) lab. Dunning is director of the NET Recovery Lab and a licensed physical therapist.
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UC is one of six sites across the U.S. conducting the trial, funded by Nexstim. Dunning and Kissela receive compensation for their work on the study. They cite no conflicts of interest.
To qualify, participants must be 18 or older, have had their stroke three to 12 months prior to enrollment in the study and have hand and arm weakness on one side of their body. Exclusion criteria include implanted devices such as pacemakers or defibrillators, pregnancy, depression and active alcohol abuse.
The therapy and treatments are free of charge. Participants will be compensated over the follow-up period. The study lasts up to 8 months and may involve up to 30 visits.
For information about participating in the trial, contact netlab@uc.edu or call 513-558-7487.


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Use of hemp in architecture and design held back by "ridiculous" UK rules says farmer
A film producer who established a hemp farm to "pull carbon out of the atmosphere" has attacked UK laws that are holding back production of the biomaterial.
Architects are "desperate" to specify products made from the cannabis variety in their projects, said Steve Barron, who has converted a Cambridgeshire estate into an organic hemp farm and built a house from the plant.
Steve Barron (above) built his house (top) using hemp from his own fields
But lack of research needed to approve the material for use in construction, plus drug laws that prevent much of the plant from being processed, are hampering the UK's hemp industry, he said.
"We've probably had three or four hundred architects who have emailed us," said Barron, who bought an abandoned wheat farm four years ago and turned it into hemp-producing Margent Farm.
"They're desperate for a natural material and a carbon-zero way of building houses," he said. "Everybody's looking for it. The market's definitely there but it needs deregulation."
Barron's house intended to prototype "sustainable hemp-based construction"
Barron, who directed seminal pop videos including Michael Jackson's Billie-Jean, Dire Straits' Money for Nothing and A-Ha's Take On Me, used hemp from his fields to build his own house.
He embarked on the project to explore hemp's potential both in the fight against climate change and as a high-performance, non-toxic construction material.
"The plan was to grow fibre hemp to sequester carbon from the atmosphere and use a fair amount of it to build the house," Barron explained.
Barron's Flat House in Cambridgeshire, UK, was designed in collaboration with Practice Architecture
Flat House, described as "a groundbreaking, radically low embodied-carbon house," was designed in collaboration with Practice Architecture while Cambridge University biomaterials researcher Darshil Shah advised on the production of the hemp materials.
The three-bedroom house "was designed with the aim of prototyping prefabricated sustainable hemp-based construction to be applied to larger scales of house construction," the architects said.
Flat House sequestered "24 tonnes of carbon"
Shah, who is senior researcher at the Centre for Natural Material Innovation at Cambridge, said that hemp is "even more effective than trees" at sequestering atmospheric carbon.
It absorbs between 8 to 15 tonnes of CO2 per hectare of cultivation per year compared to forests, which absorb between 2 and 6 tonnes.
In an interview with Dezeen, Shah said that fast-growing, carbon-negative hemp can be used to "replace fibreglass composites, aluminium and other materials in a range of applications."
The house on Margent Farm was constructed using hempcrete
Barron's house makes use of hempcrete, a non-load-bearing wall infill and insulation material made of the woody inner "shives" from hemp stems mixed with lime.
It is clad in a specially developed corrugated material made of a compressed mixture of hemp fibres and bio-resin.
"The house is pretty much made of hemp and it has locked in atmospheric carbon," said Barron, who said it took 100 days to grow the hemp on eight acres, or 3.2 hectares, of land.
"I guess that's 24 tonnes of carbon," he said.
Hemp was used for both the interior and exterior of the house
Barron is now working with a company in Devon to develop the corrugated panels and achieve certification for their use in construction. He is also producing hemp objects including trays and coasters and developing a range of cannabidiol (CBD) balms and oils made from hemp seeds.
However, UK production of hemp is controlled by the Drugs and Firearms Licencing Unit, which is a division of the Home Office, rather than the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA), which oversees agriculture.
Hemp has been "ostracised for 70 or 80 years as a material"
This is despite the fact that, unlike marijuana, industrial hemp contains very low levels of psychoactive THC. "If your company or organisation want to cultivate industrial hemp you need to apply for a controlled drugs domestic licence," says the government's website.
"It's still being policed by the Home Office, which is pretty ridiculous actually," said Barron. "If you're going to get a license, you should go through DEFRA, who understand it."
Read more at Source: https://www.dezeen.com/2021/07/02/carbon-zero-architecture-hemp-house-steve-barron-interview/


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I want to add rows corresponding to item template of repeater on the Item command property of button in the header template of repeater.

A: In ASPX page
you should include
OnItemCommand="RepeaterDetailsRow_ItemCommand" in the Repeater Tag
which would look like
<asp:Repeater ID="RepeaterDetailsRow" runat="server" OnItemCommand="RepeaterDetailsRow_ItemCommand">

and a CommandName to the button AddNewRow
<asp:Button ID="AddNewRow" runat="server" Text="Button" CommandName="Add"/>

In CodeBehind
protected void RepeaterDetailsRow_ItemCommand(object source, RepeaterCommandEventArgs e)
{
    if (e.CommandName == "Add")
    {
        //save the data to the database
        LoadData(); //again rebind the repeater with data from db
    }
}

A: You'd essentially have to rebind the list and add in an empty item.  That is the common way things are done with data-bound controls.  You can't dynamically add an item to the repeater that I am aware of.

A: My requirement was to show add row inside repeater. Me included a blank row as the last item by doing a small checking, in all other rows, blank row made hidden.
Used
 <%# (((IList)((Repeater)Container.Parent).DataSource).Count).ToString() == (Container.ItemIndex + 1).ToString() %>
checking to decide whether to show or hide blank row.
Full code of view:

    <asp:Repeater ID="repeater1" OnItemCommand="repeater_user_Itemcommand" runat="server">
        <HeaderTemplate>

                    Name

                    Email

                    Delete

        </HeaderTemplate>
        <ItemTemplate>

                    <asp:Label ID="lblName" runat="server" Text='<%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem,"Name") %>'></asp:Label>

                    <asp:Label ID="lblEmail" runat="server" Text='<%# Eval("Email") %>'></asp:Label>

                    <asp:LinkButton ID="btnDelete" runat="server" CommandArgument='<%# Eval("ID") %>'
                        CommandName="delete">Delete</asp:LinkButton>

            <tr id="Tr1" runat="server" visible='<%# (((IList)((Repeater)Container.Parent).DataSource).Count).ToString() == (Container.ItemIndex + 1).ToString() %>'>

                    <asp:TextBox ID="txtName_add" runat="server" Enabled="True" Text='' Visible="false"></asp:TextBox>

                    <asp:TextBox ID="txtEmail_add" runat="server" Text='' Visible="false"></asp:TextBox>

                    <asp:LinkButton ID="btnShowAdd" runat="server" CommandName="add">Add</asp:LinkButton>

        </ItemTemplate>
    </asp:Repeater>

A: you could try with this:

    Protected Sub btn_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs)
        Dim r As Integer = TablaRepeater.Rows.Count
        Dim t As Integer = r + 1
        TablaRepeaterCF.Rows.Add(t)
        Repeater.DataSource = TablaRepeater
        Repeater.DataBind()
    End Sub

add the Onclick event
<asp:Button runat="server" ID="btn" Text="+" CssClass="btn btn-primary active" OnClick="btn_Click" />

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Q: RIDE Error : ValueError: need more than 1 value to unpack I started using RIDE Robot framework for testing RESTAPI calls. I am stuck with the first step, i.e 'Create Sesison'. The error that I keep getting is 'ValueError: need more than 1 value to unpack'.
The keyword that I am using is 'Create Session' from the RequestsLibrary(This is after importing the RequestsLibrary to my test suite). The parameters that I pass to the Create Session are 'alias','uri' and 'headers'. I did give a suitable name for the alias and the uri is correct. The problem seems to be with the headers. The format in which I am passing the headers is headers={'WSUsername':'xyz', 'WSPassword':'abc'}
I did try this in eclipse with the same RequestsLibrary and it is working fine. The selinium implementation for RIDE seems straight forward and I couldn't find any documents online for testing RESTAPI calls through RIDE.
I started using RIDE recently. So, will be grateful for any help received here. And any documents or links for testing RESTAPI calls would be great.
Thanks in advance

A: Headers argument is expecting a dictionary and what you give is a string (default type of variable in Robot Framework).
What you should do, is built a dictionary with your headers and then give it to Create Session:
${headers} =  create dictionary  WSUsername  xyz  WSPassword  abc
Create Session  alias=xxx  uri=yyy  headers=${headers}


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using System;
using GridDomain.ProcessManagers;

namespace GridDomain.Tests.Unit.ProcessManagers.ProcessManagerActorTests
{
    public class TestState : IProcessState
    {
        public TestState(string id, string currentStateName)
        {
            CurrentStateName = currentStateName;
            Id = id;
        }

        public string ProcessingId { get; set; }

        public string Id { get; set; }
        public string CurrentStateName { get; set; }
        public IProcessState Clone()
        {
            return (IProcessState)MemberwiseClone();
        }
    }
}

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Karamixevo (en rus: Карамышево) és un poble de la província de Lípetsk, a Rússia, que el 2013 tenia 1.191 habitants. Pertany al districte rural de Griazi.

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Q: Javascript: how to make a website that allow user to scroll in any direction? This site is pretty cool, http://pharrellwilliams.com/, and I'm wondering what function makes the users can scroll in any direction and the size of page is endless.

A: No problem, make a div that's HUGE, like 10,000px (hardcoded!) in width or something that's way bigger than any possible screen size, and however high you need it to be. Then, fill with content. Boom! Your done.

A: This is the library that the website uses:
http://www.pixijs.com/
https://github.com/pixijs/pixi.js
It shows you when you open up the inspector and take a look at the console.