Denizen Crane Removal - Next Mon & Tue (28th & 29th Sept)

From Taylor Wimpey

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Dear Neighbour,

Notice of Works-Tower Crane Dismantle- The Denizen, 43 Golden Lane, EC1Y0RS

The dismantle of the tower crane has been rescheduled to take place on Monday 28th and Tuesday 29th September.

The method of dismantle has changed and will now only use the existing road closure on Brackley Street. The works will not obstruct traffic on Golden Lane, with both lanes remaining open.

Due to the oversized dimensions of the mobile crane, it will enter Brackley Street before 7am on Monday morning, however works to set up the crane will not start until 8am. The working hours for the crane dismantle will be as the normal site working hours, 8am to 6pm.

A full pedestrian management system will be set in place where all stakeholders/residents will have full access to their properties.

We wish to apologise for the inconvenience & we will make every effort to minimise disruption during this time.

If you have any queries, please contact Site Manager Gary Cullen on 07767161006 (gary.cullen@mcaleer-rushe.co.uk), or Project Manager Eoin Gormley on 07843955249 (eoin.gormley@mcaleer&rushe.co.uk)

Yours sincerely,
Eoin Gormley
On behalf of McAleer and Rushe Contracts UK Ltd

Podium Antics - who to call

From the chair of the Ben Jonson House Group:

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Activities on the Podium

This notice is to provide you with the appropriate contacts if you notice activities which should not be taking place on the podium.

Barry Ashton (in charge of Security for the BEO)
Email: Barry.Ashton@cityoflondon.gov.uk
Telephone 0207 029 3920

Please give him details of your observation.

If you consider an urgent response is required, the Barbican Arts Centre have provided a 24/7 number through which residents may alert their security staff.

Telephone 0207 382 7308

The Ben Jonson House Group is aware of concern among residents concerning some of the activities taking place on the Podium. You probably know that skateboarding and cycling are actually prohibited and you may feel that the presence of groups practising free-running can be alarming.

If we are to address this matter, it is important to collect evidence for the authorities to justify some form of preventative action. Although plans are being developed for a simple method of reporting incidents, until they are in place we are recommended to use the contacts above.

I hope you will find this information helpful.

Chair, Ben Jonson House Group

Window Cleaning - from 21st Sept

From the BEO:

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Window Cleaning by Abseil

The window cleaning abseil on Ben Jonson House, John Trundle Court, Bunyan Court, Bryer Court, Frobisher and Breton House, has been delayed.

This will now start on 21 September. Thank you for your patience.