Site A Demolition Newsletter - Winter 2024

25/11/2024

Talking to local residents about the Demolition process

With the serious demolition work about to start, Keltbray, Mount Anvil and our engagement team have been busy ensuring local people
are aware of what to expect. So far we’ve spoken to residents at:

Coffee Mornings at Local Schools: Christ Church Bentick, King Solomon Academy and Gateway Academy
Residents who attend the Penfold Centre’s Bingo afternoon
The annual Antiques Market
Church Street Community Market
Drop-in sessions for Businesses and Market Trader

We spoke about how and when demolition works will happen, traffic management plans and what our team is doing to monitor and minimise impact on our residents. In the next week expect to see the arrival of the high reach machine that will begin the demolition
of Ingrebourne House. This will be a momentous moment in the regeneration project!

Site Working Hours

- Monday – Friday, 8am – 6pm
- Saturdays (for essential works only) 8am – 1pm
- No work on Sundays

What Site A Will Bring

- 430 new homes, at least 50% of which will be affordable
- New Church Street Library
- Improved public spaces

Keltbray Creating Job Opportunities For Local People

Harvel, a local resident, has been employed by Keltbray as a Demolition Labourer following attendance at the Westminster Employability Day that took place at Greenside Community Centre on13 September. You can read more about how Harvel is getting on in the October Church Street Newsletter.

Traffic Management

Keltbray and the council are monitoring the impact of this route throughout demolition and,based on the results of this monitoring and resident feedback, will examine how we can further improve the operation.

Demolition Update

What's Happened?

Week 1 - 23 to 27 September

Site up offices and facilities for staff based on site – this is known as ‘site mobilisation’
Temporary Services and water / electric supplies have been set up at the site

Week 2 - 30 September to 4 October