Resident group based in Barking. We campaign to ensure displacement by design and densification does not ruin the lives and wellbeing of local residents.
On a light hearted note, Members of the Ripple Effect Group and a guest, took part in a butterfly count on the Footpath 47 This weekend, near the 'Drum and Point'. How lovely! @footpath47
Thames Life are hosting a Residents' Charter Launch on 17th July. Presenting community and partnership solutions to local issues. The charter contains asks or demands for, and co-created by local residents for a fairer vision and reality for Barking Riverside.
Balconies 'risk to life from start' on £41m estate ‼️‼️
"This is one of the poorest designs I've seen in my life. Critical drainage features were missing."
@guy_lynn@lbbdcouncil@mtpennycook@BBCLondonNews
https://t.co/rO6KN2XqrO
This is unacceptable @MayorofLondon. Address the crisis that you are selling London off to private investment and and encouraging leasehold costs which are wholly unreasonable. Its not a housing crisis. Its a mayoral crisis.
@barkingriver@lbbdcouncil@MayorofLondon@RippleEffect Thanks for your message. We’re aware of your contact with the Footpath 47 group, though our understanding is that responses have happened. We continue to welcome a formal meeting with an agenda to discuss these issues constructively and are awaiting a reply.
This is what resident power looks like. Save Footpath 47. We do not need BRL to change this unique wildlife space, and we need assurances this will not happen. @barkingriver@lbbdcouncil@MayorofLondon. What do you have to say?
This is unacceptable @MayorofLondon. Address the crisis that you are selling London off to private investment and and encouraging leasehold costs which are wholly unreasonable. Its not a housing crisis. Its a mayoral crisis.
Sadiq Khan was willing to downgrade environmental and other standards to deliver 880,000 new homes (which won’t bring down rents or prices), if the govt funds new transport infrastructure and social housing
But Reeves said NO new money! What should he do?
https://t.co/ttY9KdfwT5
Could this be the end of Footpath 47!?
"Following completion of the works and subject to the necessary approvals, Footpath 47 will be diverted back along the foreshore"
Only if the necessary approvals go through.
If you can’t maintain your housing stock to a safe, liveable standard, it should be confiscated.
After the 2008 financial crisis, the banks were made to prioritise the wider society and economy by regulations - with huge fines if they failed to do so.
We need the same now in housing - no housing bosses should be eligible for bonuses and pay rises while their tenants live in squalor.
This isn’t a Charles Dickens novel, it’s Britain in 2025 and it is sickening.
A report by Dr. Pablo Sendra from UCL stating why community and social infrastructure in Thames View and Riverside.
It disseminates issues on green open spaces, community centres and potential monetary gains earned as part of the BRL development
https://t.co/dqBGLwLzNe
The new Planning and Infrastructure Bill is a threat to green open spaces, including the Green Belt. Please read this article and think about how this can change things across the UK and in your local area. More discussion is needed.
https://t.co/MYwI75JDpc
The view from the otherside of the Footpath.
How long will the Footpath remain as a green open space? The Footpath is currently being diverted. Shout us out in case you want to keep it the same.
https://t.co/hEsvN8ocRw
Moving pieces of film from Granville's Community Kitchen through the work of Tim Cowbury and Mark Maughan.
The memories of places we live, people we love and times well spent can leave us we are not carefully preserving and safeguarding them.