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ASB reporter – November summary 2023

There were 18 reported asb incidents during November. This is 11 fewer incidents than reported last month, but 9 more than the same period this time last year i.e.double. Totals by house and their percentage of the total were as follows:- House Incidents   SHAKESPEARE TOWER   6 (33.3%)   FROBISHER CRESCENT   4 (22.2%)  … Continued

Update on the City’s S20 Dispensation

Please find below an update on progress on the City’s Application to the First Tier Tribunal for a Section 20 Dispensation, from the Sub-Committee co-ordinating the BA response.  Update on the City’s S20 Dispensation The BA response is being co-ordinated by a sub-group comprising:  Background: Current position:

Invitation to the Great Disputation

Dear All, As some of you know as you were actively involved in helping, I have been attempting to get the medieval Bartholomew Fair up and running again and it is to happen in a few weeks just in time for the 900th anniversary of Bart’s. To celebrate as you will see below, we are resurrecting … Continued

Recent Letters from City of London to Lessees

Dear Barbican Lease Holders All lessees will have received two letters from the Corporation on or around the 16th of August: The two are related and refer to the City’s failure to consult in 2017 when setting up a contract to provide temporary labour. As significant sums of money are involved the RCC and the … Continued

Cripplegate Ward Deputy Mark Bostock

It is with great regret that I write to let you know that Deputy Mark Bostock has just resigned from the Court of Common Council due to ill health. I’m sure we will all wish him well. First elected in 2017 Mark became a Deputy at the last election in 2022. He has worked tirelessly … Continued