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Hi Jonny from Day One here, the new salon on Grove Vale. 👋 just wanted to announce we are now open and would love to see you there! 😊 All hair textures welcome! www.Dayonehair.co.uk DayOneHair (@dayonehair) • Instagram photos and videos Hi Jonny from Day One here, the new salon on Grove Vale. 👋 just wanted to announce we are now open and would love to see you there! 😊 All hair textures welcome! www.Dayonehair.co.uk DayOneHair (@dayonehair) • Instagram photos and videos -
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By Earl Aelfheah · Posted
I started this petition about 10 years ago in relation to the Heygate 're-development' (which was corrupt to the core imo). Unfortunately it didn't change anything. But the stats quoted are still shocking. Southwark ended up making a loss on the sale of a hugely valuable piece of central London land and turfed many, many families from their homes in the process. It's the same story - you have massive property / development companies, who manage to completely out manoeuvrer / run circles aorund councillors, often destroying communities and doing very little to make properties more affordable or address the housing crisis. Rather, they add further 'heat' to an out of control, international 'property investment' market. We need more council housing - high density, but mid rise imo.
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