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Jonathan
Channing is leaving us for pastures new. Jonathan has been the
managing agent's representative looking after London Yard for almost
three years. His last day will be the 19th of July. All who know him
will Welcome to Robert Bronson Jonathan's replacement is Robert Bronson who takes over on 22nd July. He has 20 years experience of residential and commercial property management.
Caretaker Caught Moonlighting in Lisbon
Security Review
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3 to 1 Say Posts Should Go
So They Went The posts have been cut down in the last week. Ricky Lewis broke four saws during the process. Discreet ways of marking the parking positions are being investigated and residents are asked to park thoughtfully so that no spaces are lost as a result of the changes. Bulky Rubbish
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Jonathan
Leaving
be sorry that he is leaving David Glass Associates but we thank him
for the excellent work he has done. 
Barry
Morgan pictured working as a street cleaner whilst supposedly enjoying a
Mediterranean Cruise. On being confronted with the discovery, his only response was,
"Well, I have to keep my hand in." 
The
planned security review of London Yard took place last month. The
Metropolitan Police - Crime Prevention Design Adviser, Steve
McDonald (centre) spent two hours walking around the estate and
advising Adrian Drewett (far left) and Jonathan
Channing (right) on improvements that could be made to security
at London Yard. Steve came up with a number of detailed suggestions
regarding individual properties and apartment blocks. He thought,
however, that the main problem on the estate was its lighting. There are
too many areas where a perp can lurk. 
A
poll of properties on Amsterdam Road have voted 3:1 in favour of cutting
down the parking posts. Thousands of pounds worth of damage has been
done to vehicles colliding with them.
If
you have any bulky rubbish you can have it taken away for free
by telephoning Tower Hamlets Council's Hotline: 020 7364 3364. Put it in
a place that will not inconvenience other residents (but where it can be
found by Council staff) and label it with
the arranged date of collection. Please do not just dump it on the
estate as collection then has to be paid for and is charged to the
service charges.
Barry
Morgan
