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Royal Porcelain- Abandoned Building and Gulls

 


 

The site of the former Porcelain Factory was once a proud heritage asset for our city, sold of years ago to a national builder Berkley Homes.

 To one side it is occupied and to the other you could be forgiven to think that it was an abandoned haunted house in the woods which time has forgotten.

Over time rats/Gulls and Pigeons have taken over the building causing a huge nuisance to the local residents the roof collapsed and some action was taken to board up the windows.

Residents have contacted us and we have taken action – We have been in contact with enforcement officers to ask them to serve notice on the developer to put new windows in and to restore it to its former glory.

We have also been in contact with Gull control officers to ask them to implement gull control measures in the area.

Developers must be held to account and not just scarper from a site once they have made their money.  We will be writing to the developer to express our concerns and to ensure they finish the job and restore this beautiful building.

If you know of any other sites within cathedral ward that have been left unfinished, please do let us know!

Your Labour councilors taking action on the issues that you raise

We will always be on YOUR SIDE.

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