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31 March 2022 - Tangmere demolition

17 March 2022 - Broadwater Farm Residents' Association Annual General Meeting (AGM)

8 March 2022 - Broadwater Farm residents back council plans to transform estate

31 March 2022 - Tangmere demolition

We have appointed demolition contractor Hughes & Salvidge to demolish Tangmere, which was found in 2018 to be structurally unsound. Hughes and Salvidge is one of the UK’s leading demolition companies, established in 1964, with a reputation for health and safety, quality and innovation.

You are invited to speak to the people who will be carrying out the demolition work and raise any queries you may have at a special Meet the Contractor Event from 4pm to 8pm on 6 April at the Jazz Café in Broadwater Farm Community Centre.

We have notified all residents of the appointment of Hughes & Salvidge and the Meet the Contractor Event.

You can download the resident letter here: demolition_letter_v1_final.pdf

17 March 2022 - Broadwater Farm Residents' Association Annual General Meeting (AGM)

You are invited to take part in Broadwater Farm Residents' Association's AGM on Thursday 24 March 2022 from 7pm to 9pm at Broadwater Farm Community Centre, 1 Adams Road, N17 6HE.

Join the Residents’ Association, Independent Advisor and other members of your community for an open discussion with refreshments.

Are you interested in the future of Broadwater Farm Estate? Do you want to be involved in the election of committee members? Do you want to be more involved in the proposed regeneration?

All residents are part of the association and are invited to attend.

For more information, please contact your Independent Advice service:
Email: curtis@newmanfrancis.org
broadwaterfarmra@outlook.com

Twitter @FarmResidents

bwf_agm_poster_v2_003.pdf

8 March 2022 - Broadwater Farm residents back council plans to transform estate

Residents of Broadwater Farm have overwhelmingly voted in favour of plans to transform their estate with almost 300 new, high quality council homes, safer streets and improved community facilities.

On a turnout of 55% of eligible voters, 85% backed the council to deliver the most comprehensive and far-reaching improvement programme in Broadwater Farm’s history.

For the full story, click here.

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