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Bristol Rules campaign offers advice and support to those enjoying night out

Bristol Rules campaign offers advice and support to those enjoying night out
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Whalley, Clitheroe and Longridge town centres could get £82k boost

Whalley, Clitheroe and Longridge town centres could get £82k boost
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We ve missed you : Next steps of Leicester lockdown easing set out after 14 months of restrictions

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Ipswich MP Tom Hunt on disused buildings | East Anglian Daily Times

However, the real question is why did we get to this position in Ipswich in the first place? And how do we ensure that going forward we avoid this from happening? It was reported this week that it will probably cost around £100,000 to just get the pigeon faeces removed from the Paul’s Silo building. It is so caked onto the walls and the floors inside that it requires a mammoth industrial clean to even make it safe to occupy. No wonder it is costing that much just to remove the poo! Nothing symbolises the problem we have more than this £100,000 figure. It costs this much because the building has been left unoccupied and uncared for over the past 23 years, leaving the bricks to have basically been penetrated by pigeon poo.

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Ipswich MP Tom Hunt on disused buildings

However, the real question is why did we get to this position in Ipswich in the first place? And how do we ensure that going forward we avoid this from happening? It was reported this week that it will probably cost around £100,000 to just get the pigeon faeces removed from the Paul’s Silo building. It is so caked onto the walls and the floors inside that it requires a mammoth industrial clean to even make it safe to occupy. No wonder it is costing that much just to remove the poo! Nothing symbolises the problem we have more than this £100,000 figure. It costs this much because the building has been left unoccupied and uncared for over the past 23 years, leaving the bricks to have basically been penetrated by pigeon poo.

United kingdomHouse of commons libraryOld post officeAuthority discretionaryIpswich borough councilAccommodation programmeCouncil tax hardship fundLloyds bankSmall business grant fundFrom marchOld postTown dealMold county hallDavid ellesmereNext steps accommodation programmeReopening high streets