Where do you live on the Lockner Estate or surrounding area?

Are you aware of the Council's  proposal to convert the community space into a residential property?

How do you feel about the loss of community space on the estate?

Do you think use of the space for the community is more important or less important than providing a home for a  household in housing need?

Do you attend TRA meetings?

If you were to attend a TRA meeting, would you attend if it was held in a location away from the estate (circa 10 -15 mins walk)?

Do you think community space and activities on the Estate contributes towards making the estate a better place to live? 

Do you think the meetings held at the Community flat help create a sense of community for people living on Lockner estate?

If the community space is lost, do you think the Council should provide a new space on the estate for community use? 

If we get to keep the community space,  do you have ideas about how we can make better use of it?
You can choose up 4 items from the list or add something new.

If the community space is converted into a home, should residents of Lockner have first refusal. 

Are you aware of the Council’s intention to redevelop the Blandford garages?

Do you live in or have a property in Blandford Court? 

What, if any concerns do you have about the building of new homes at Blandford garages ?

What is the potential impact on you of building new homes at Blandford garages? 

Do you use one of the garages? 

If you do use one of the Blandford garages', what do you use it for?

Do you use the car parking spaces at Blandford Court?

What do you use the parking spaces for?

Do you support the proposal to redevelop the garages?

If the development goes ahead, what kind of properties would you like to see?

What kind of development would you like to see built on the Blandford garages'?
Please select  upto 3 of the options below

If the development goes ahead, how tall do you think it should be?

Do you think the Council needs to spend funds on improving and maintaining this estate prior to building new homes? I.e. the existing failure of infrastructure such as collapsing drainage and poor wat

Do you think tenants living on Lockner should be given priority over other people on the housing waiting list, if new homes are built?

Only in daylight hours

Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.;Councillor Surgery meetings;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;WFH club with community wi-fi

Loss of estate space

That the homes will not prioritise the needs of the Community on Lockner.

Social rent homes;None stay as they are;Homes with garages combined

Lower than Blandford court

Developments the rowdiness social tenants over prioritising other opportunities on land or property that the council own is lazy thinking and can impact the quality of living for existing tenants. Plus the Council could address the empty homes policy first.

Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;External paint improvements;Resident and tenants ringfenced bike storage

Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;Councillor Surgery meetings;Women’s community space

Loss of estate space

Impact on residents, particularly loss of storage where residents in overcrowded homes use garages for storage

Depending on design & provision of replacement storage

Lower than Blandford court

Need for genuinely affordable homes to tackle housing crisis

Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;External paint improvements;Resident and tenants ringfenced bike storage

None stay as they are

Council will do what they like

Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Upgrades to foul water drainage

Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings

I want to see more social housing

Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date

Both equally important

Only in daylight hours

Blue-badge holder vehicle

Homes prioritised for those with accessibility needs

Social rent homes;Homes only no commercial units

Upgrades to foul water drainage;Improvements to water pressure;Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells)

Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.;Food bank;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;WFH club with community wi-fi

My personal concern is I may not be able to use my garden therefore the space at the front is important outdoor for me to catch sunlight.

Homes prioritised for elderly tenants

None stay as they are

Improvements to play facilities;Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Storage for current tenants

Only in daylight hours

Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.;Olders people community hub with monthly events;Councillor Surgery meetings;More resident activities

Loss of estate space

Loss of light, I already feel like I am in a prison.

Homes prioritised for those with accessibility needs

None stay as they are

Improvements to shared spaces & landscaping;Improvements to play facilities;Structural improvements and repairs;Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date

Both equally important

Homework club run by volunteers;Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.;Councillor Surgery meetings;Olders people community hub with monthly events

Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;External paint improvements

Food bank;Homework club run by volunteers;Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings

If building on a council estate then it should be for social rent only.

Storage for current tenants;Improvements to shared spaces & landscaping;External paint improvements;Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date

Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.;Councillor Surgery meetings;Community health space;Olders people community hub with monthly events

Loss of estate space

The estate will be squeezed and blocked up , become a ghetto. Why not build in open spaces near Hackney Marsh instead of blocking the view here and squeezing homes into a tiny space. It will impact mental health to be squeezed in on all sides. Here neighbours since out the back and chat to neighbours in the daylight hours.

None stay as they are

None do not want a development on my doorstep

Will spoil our community, take away the view. The plan is a no go. May increase issues in our homes. Cannot manage the current estate why would the council grow it. It will take away the sunshine. May create more damp due to lack of sunlight, an issue the council are not dealing with noe. Neighbours take pride in the place it would damage the community. In May also increase the incidents of people misusing the stairwells as it would create a more enclosed space. The council should spend money upgrading the estate, install lifts and security improvements.

Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Improvements to play facilities;Structural improvements and repairs;External paint improvements

Do not want the development

Both equally important

Loss of estate space

Social rent homes;Private rent homes

Rebuild existing estate

Homework club run by volunteers;Play centre for estate;Community flat garden, as space for communal use

Motorbike or scooter parking

Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Upgrades to foul water drainage;Storage for current tenants;Resident and tenants ringfenced bike storage

Both equally important

It is fine by me, not bothered

Both equally important

Councillor Surgery meetings;Any of the above

Homes combined with Commercial units

No taller than Blandford court

External paint improvements;Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date

Both equally important

Noise, loss of space, loss of car parking

None stay as they are

Too small, next to main road, loss of view, contribute to safety issues

Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date

Both equally important

Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Councillor Surgery meetings;Food bank;WFH club with community wi-fi

Loss of garages & parking

General storage ;Bicycle storage

Homes prioritised for those with accessibility needs

None stay as they are;Homes only no commercial units;Social rent homes

See previous answer.

Damp;Improvements to water pressure;Upgrades to foul water drainage;Unsecured cables on external walls

Neither happy nor unhappy

Both equally important

Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.;Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Meeting space ;WFH club with community wi-fi

Loss of estate space

Loss of garage and parking space. A divide between new building residents and Lockner causing breakdown of community

Extra storage space to manage overcrowding;Car parking;Store business/work equipment

Personal vehicle;Blue-badge holder vehicle;Work vehicle;My personal vehicle is for work and I am disabled

None stay as they are;Social rent homes

There are many other sites that would be better used, such as huge site other side of metropolitan building, downham road has space where football pitch has been left abandoned and area taken over by millaleys

And damp in all properties

Neither happy nor unhappy

Both equally important

Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Meeting space ;Councillor Surgery meetings;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings

Both building works and the noise pollution associated with it

Visitors and workmen for flat work

Homes prioritised for elderly tenants

None stay as they are

Lower than Blandford court

I'm worried about the noise from building works, the lack of access to the car park, the length of time living with builders on our doorstep, the inability to potentially let our flat out while the building works are ongoing and the fact that the building site could increase crime in the area. I don't see any benefits.

Upgrades to foul water drainage;Improvements to water pressure;External paint improvements;Leaks

Both equally important

Councillor Surgery meetings;WFH club with community wi-fi;Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.;Women’s community space

Loss of estate space

Loss of space for the estate like parking. Potential overcrowding of communal spaces. Services are already quite poor if more residents will be living in the estate the standards will fall down even more.

Homes prioritised for elderly tenants

None stay as they are;Homes only no commercial units

Lower than Blandford court

Storage for current tenants;Leaks;Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Structural improvements and repairs

Both equally important

Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.;Councillor Surgery meetings;Meeting space ;Olders people community hub with monthly events

Loss of estate space

We will be disrupted by the building works (dust, increased traffic from builders etc), we will lose car parking spaces. I also currently rent a garage which I use for a huge amount of storage - the loss of this garage would be huge.

General storage ;Extra storage space to manage overcrowding;Bicycle storage

None stay as they are;Homes with garages combined;Homes combined with Commercial units

No taller than Blandford court

I do not support the development as I don’t think it’s been thought through for current Lockner residents. We will lose a huge amount of space with our parking area gone, there will be huge disruption and a feeling of a loss of community. I also worry about anti social behaviour increasing with more housing in the area. If the development does go ahead, then they should ensure that more storage units (like the bike sheds) are built and Lockner residents should be give priority, esp people on Blandford who will be impacted the most by the works. And they should ensure that the blocks are painted with no charges to residents (they will get filthy with so much building work) - and that there is more intense cleaning of the estate on a more regular basis during the building works

Damp;Roof repairs;Storage for current tenants;External paint improvements

Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Meeting space ;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;Olders people community hub with monthly events

Loss of estate space

family will lose space and i worry who will move or live there and what say we have

Homes prioritised for those with accessibility needs

Homes with garages combined;Homes with private garden space;Homes combined with Commercial units

No taller than Blandford court

i am on the fence with it all i would like more information to be able to give my true opinion

Damp;Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);External paint improvements;Resident and tenants ringfenced bike storage

Neither happy nor unhappy

Both equally important

Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;Olders people community hub with monthly events;Meeting space ;Community health space

Poor infrastructure to support new homes, affects the parking in the area, affects residents quality of life creating less community spaces

Homes prioritised for those with accessibility needs

None stay as they are;Social rent homes

Lower than Blandford court

Will affect the community on the estate

Damp;Upgrades to foul water drainage;Unsecured cables on external walls;Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells)

Both equally important

Food bank;Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Meeting space ;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings

Loss of estate space

Losing Storage Space, The Environment will be changed and i fear there will be an increase in crime. Very concerned about the impact the new properties will have on the drainage on the estate which are seriously strained.

General storage ;Extra storage space to manage overcrowding;Bicycle storage;Mobility scooter parking

None stay as they are

Lower than Blandford court

The Space is not sufficient and would drastically change the living space of Blandford Court tenants.

Damp;Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;External paint improvements;Upgrades to foul water drainage

Both equally important

Food bank;Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.;Meeting space ;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings

Drains are already struggling with the existing buildings

I am very concerned about the access to the estate for those with disabilities. I am concerned about the drains as we have struggled with raw sewerage coming up outside our property for years.

General storage ;Bicycle storage;Mobility scooter parking

None stay as they are

Lower than Blandford court

I think it will severely affect the homes of those already living in Blandford Court. The space is already restricted and prone to crime and anti social behaviour.

Upgrades to foul water drainage;Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Damp;Structural improvements and repairs

Neither happy nor unhappy

I think you can do this in other ways like the events!

Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.;Meeting space ;WFH club with community wi-fi

Loss of light for blandford

Won't affect us that much as we don't have garages

Best would be a mix of both smaller flats and family homes

Social rent homes;Homes only no commercial units

No taller than Blandford court

I'm in favour of developing the garages because I don't think the garages or parking are available for the whole estate at the moment anyway, and I think there is an urgent need for more housing.

Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);External paint improvements;Improvements to water pressure;Resident and tenants ringfenced bike storage

Both equally important

Olders people community hub with monthly events;Councillor Surgery meetings;Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Community health space

Undecided, depending on design proposals & consultation

Social rent homes;Private rent homes

Lower than Blandford court

Undecided, as per previous response

Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Improvements to water pressure;Improvements to shared spaces & landscaping;Roof repairs

Neither happy nor unhappy

Childcare or creche;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;Community health space;Olders people community hub with monthly events

Loss of parking in local area

Depending on design

Social rent homes;Homes combined with Commercial units

Lower than Blandford court

Lots of people on waiting list, but concerns over loss of parking space, major impact on Blandford outlook & light

Damp;Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Improvements to water pressure

Councillor Surgery meetings;Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;Olders people community hub with monthly events

Hopefully have estate improvements as part of it

Social rent homes;Homes only no commercial units;Private rent homes

Lower than Blandford court

If it's done well it could be a good place for additional housing and estate improvements, my main concern would be if they were to build something tall

Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;External paint improvements;Leaks;Upgrades to foul water drainage

Neither happy nor unhappy

Activities initiated in the community flat but not necessarily held there contribute to the sense of community.

Don’t know if there is an alternate space that the council can provide

Childcare or creche;Homework / after-school club 

Reduced air quality from traffic, increased dirt and dust from building work, difficulty to access estate due to adjacent road works and barriers.

Yet to see the proposal in full and cannot form an opinion on its benefits and disadvantages.

Lower than Blandford court

Without a full proposal, I cannot form a balanced opinion of the suggested development.

Damp;Upgrades to foul water drainage;Structural improvements and repairs;Improvements to play facilities

Neither happy nor unhappy

Both equally important

Councillor Surgery meetings;Homework / after-school club ;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;Food bank

All of the above, plus loss of light and nice views to my home

None stay as they are;Social rent homes;Homes only no commercial units

Lower than Blandford court

Worried about negative impact on standard of living at Blandford

Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);Improvements to water pressure;Resident and tenants ringfenced bike storage;External paint improvements

Neither happy nor unhappy

Both equally important

Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Meeting space ;Homework / after-school club ;WFH club with community wi-fi

All of the above, also the look, size and height of the proposed building

Long term disruption with building work, dirt, noise, lose of walk-ways, eye-sore and not knowing how long that would take. Also security issues that this might attract.

It really depends on what's on the plans and how they fit into the estate and benefit the wider area

I think more accommodation needs to be provided for solo occupants that's affordable.

Homes with private garden space;Social rent homes;Private rent homes

No taller than Blandford court

Right now I'm neither for or against as I haven't seen the plans and very little/no information has been given to us to make a fair decision.

Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Improvements to water pressure;ALL OF THE ABOVE!!!

Both equally important

Councillor Surgery meetings;Homework / after-school club ;Childcare or creche;Meeting space 

Loss of estate space

Loss of garage disabled mobility scooter storage

Car parking;Mobility scooter parking

Homes prioritised for those with accessibility needs

None stay as they are

Loss of my garage for mobility scooter & car. Loss of light to blandford court flats. Conservation area issues

Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;External paint improvements;Structural improvements and repairs

Neither happy nor unhappy

Both equally important

Community health space;Councillor Surgery meetings;Food bank;Meeting space 

On going building works, noise pollution,

Social rent homes;Homes only no commercial units

No taller than Blandford court

More social housing is needed as thousands of families housing needs are not being met

Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);External paint improvements;Improvements to play facilities;Structural improvements and repairs

Community health space;Homework / after-school club ;Women’s community space;Food bank

Drainage and lighting issues on estate

Extra storage space to manage overcrowding

Social rent homes;Homes with private garden space;Homes with garages combined

No taller than Blandford court

So the flats are in line with current blocks on Lockner estate

Damp;Improvements to water pressure;Improvements to play facilities;Upgrades to foul water drainage

Meeting space ;Food bank;Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.;community cooking classes

Only with community involvement and to have representation/support from an external organisation which will have the best interests for the community

Social rent homes;Homes combined with Commercial units

I would only support the development under very specific conditions. I do not believe the council has any joined up thinking when it comes to the community flat and garage redevelopment. If we were to lose the community flat ,then a community space would need to be included in the garage development.

Improvements to play facilities;Resident and tenants ringfenced bike storage;Roof repairs;Storage for current tenants

Car boot sale, Sewing group;Councillor Surgery meetings

Crowding the estate. no quality and more issues with waste and security

Road closures, more people in a tight space.

Homes prioritised for elderly tenants

None stay as they are

No space and crowding the estate and losing parking and garages. We think the issues on the estate should be fixed before the council create any development in the airea. Bin areas are not cleaned or maintained, access to water is limited or cut off. Neglect during the pandemic.

Roof repairs;Leaks;Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Bin facilities and external tap access to clean bins.

Community health space;Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.;Councillor Surgery meetings

NOt for me, but for my neighbours

No taller than Blandford court

Too much constructions...

Damp;Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;External paint improvements

Neither happy nor unhappy

not necessarily on the estate

Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.;Food bank;Councillor Surgery meetings;Olders people community hub with monthly events

depends on circumstances

Social rent homes;Homes only no commercial units;Homes with private garden space

I fully support plans to provide more social housing. Homes are more important than garages,

Leaks;Roof repairs;Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Unsecured cables on external walls

dependant on circumstances

Neither happy nor unhappy

Olders people community hub with monthly events;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;Women’s community space;Homework / after-school club 

Homes prioritised for those with accessibility needs

Social rent homes;Homes with private garden space

I don’t personally use or know anyone who uses the garages and if the large space can be used for social good then I’m in favour

Only in daylight hours

Homework / after-school club ;Olders people community hub with monthly events;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;WFH club with community wi-fi

Loss of estate space

I don't think it will have a potential impact on me directly but it will affect the people on Blandford court

Homes prioritised for those with accessibility needs

No taller than Blandford court

i think it will disturb neigbours and it is more important to make our state safer than bigger.

Roof repairs;Structural improvements and repairs;Storage for current tenants;Improvements to play facilities

Both equally important

I think events have more impact than the meetings

Councillor Surgery meetings;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;Community flat garden, as space for communal use

existing stakeholders/users not properly considered during process

no significant impact to me, but I believe housing would be better than parking and storage of personal posessions. Development must only take place once remedial works on the rest of the estate have taken place, otherwise not fair.

Homes only no commercial units

The garages cannot and are not majority used for cars any longer, more are used for storage or personal items. The council should take back the space but provide garage users with assistance - e.g. pay for 1-2 years of storage at a storage facility. The space should be used to provide housing for those in need, but also some form of community space as part of the deal (assuming the Community flat is re-purposed for housing). Council MUST address long overdue paint works on the estate, have not been attended since I moved in in 2006.

External paint improvements;Improvements to shared spaces & landscaping;Improvements to play facilities;Unsecured cables on external walls

i would imagine the new flats to be smaller given the footprint of available space

Food bank;Women’s community space;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;Olders people community hub with monthly events

Lower than Blandford court

Need for more homes

Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Community events

Loss of estate space

Crowded living on top of each other

Homes prioritised for elderly tenants

None stay as they are

Crowded, not enough space

Community health space;Food bank;Olders people community hub with monthly events;Homework / after-school club 

Loss of estate space

None stay as they are;Social rent homes;Homes combined with Commercial units

Not practical and not a good idea

External paint improvements;Improvements to play facilities;Storage for current tenants

Women’s community space;Olders people community hub with monthly events;WFH club with community wi-fi

Unsure without further details

Homes prioritised for those with accessibility needs

Support the development if it’s social housing, but not if it’s private

Damp;Leaks;Roof repairs;Structural improvements and repairs

Childcare or creche;Women’s community space

Homes prioritised for those with accessibility needs

Social rent homes;Private rent homes;Homes combined with Commercial units

Lower than Blandford court

I do think homes for Hackney are needed but I have concerns about the scale of the development.

Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);Improvements to shared spaces & landscaping;Damp;Roof repairs

Neither happy nor unhappy

Both equally important

Loss of estate space

None stay as they are

Don’t want to loose garages

Unlikely to effect me

Lower than Blandford court

Good to provide homes

Both equally important

Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Councillor Surgery meetings;Food bank;Homework / after-school club 

None stay as they are

Lower than Blandford court

Detrimental to while area. New shops competing with existing shops for business. Lot of pollution during works. Blocking light. Concern that it won’t be socially or environmentally helpful.

Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Improvements to shared spaces & landscaping;Improvements to play facilities;Resident and tenants ringfenced bike storage

Both equally important

Only in daylight hours

Community health space;Food bank;Homework / after-school club ;Meeting space 

All the above plus loss of garages and open air

Depends how ! Without plans of the proposed garages one can not tell if the space is being used to its fullest ! At the moment it’s just a plan

Homes combined with Commercial units;Social rent homes;None stay as they are

No taller than Blandford court

Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Improvements to water pressure;Make no mistake about it ;All the above need looking at and improving.

Yes ! I for example been living here at my parents flat since 1982! I’m 48 years old now , I would expect to be offered a place as I’m currently just a nobody living at my mums flat

Community health space;Meeting space ;Women’s community space;Homework / after-school club 

Day passes when someone visits

Homes only no commercial units

I think it would be useful to have a walkway through the current garages to the bus stop at Middleton road so we don’t have to walk around the garages

Both equally important

Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Food bank;Homework / after-school club ;Women’s community space

Loss of estate space

More large buildings in the area

Homes prioritised for those with accessibility needs

Social rent homes;Homes only no commercial units;Homes with garages combined

No taller than Blandford court

It’s a concern that there would be taller buildings and that they wouldn’t be affordable for local people.

Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Improvements to shared spaces & landscaping;Resident and tenants ringfenced bike storage

Both equally important

Councillor Surgery meetings;Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.

Fairly minimal to be fair.

I don’t know how relied on the garages currently are, so can’t form a strong opinion on the impact of their loss. I think more affordable housing in the area is a positive generally though.

Homes prioritised for elderly tenants

Social rent homes;Homes only no commercial units;Homes with private garden space

More housing locally, particularly for those who are from or work locally encourages positive urbanism. Converse arguments could possibly be made about impact of building for long periods or density.

Damp;Roof repairs;Improvements to water pressure;Leaks

Community health space;Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Food bank

long term disruption and noise from building works. potential loss of light in that blandford area

Homes prioritised for elderly tenants

Social rent homes;Private rent homes;Homes combined with Commercial units

No taller than Blandford court

Building works, noise of foundation laying etc is v disruptive, traffic on st Peters way, loss of light for Blandford residents

External paint improvements;Improvements to water pressure;Roof repairs;Upgrades to foul water drainage

Neither happy nor unhappy

Women’s community space;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;Olders people community hub with monthly events;Food bank

Homes prioritised for those with accessibility needs

No taller than Blandford court

More social housing is needed

Damp;Roof repairs;Upgrades to foul water drainage;Unsecured cables on external walls

Neither happy nor unhappy

Homework / after-school club ;Meeting space ;Olders people community hub with monthly events;Hybrid space for various community activities

Homes prioritised for elderly tenants

Homes with private garden space

No taller than Blandford court

Damp;Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);Improvements to water pressure;Improvements to play facilities

Both equally important

Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;Meeting space ;WFH club with community wi-fi;Community flat garden, as space for communal use

Noise, works and angry neighbours

Private rent homes;Homes with private garden space

No taller than Blandford court

If they will play it right, it can be a nice new thing rather than a neglected unused space

Improvements to water pressure;Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);Storage for current tenants;Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date

Both equally important

Childcare or creche;Homework / after-school club ;Olders people community hub with monthly events;Women’s community space

Private rent homes;Homes combined with Commercial units;Homes with private garden space

more homes for hackney is good

Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Resident and tenants ringfenced bike storage;Roof repairs;Unsecured cables on external walls

Childcare or creche;Homework / after-school club ;Olders people community hub with monthly events;Women’s community space

Loss of estate space

Loss of light for Blandford Court and the Estate plus overpopulation of and already very crowded space

Homes prioritised for elderly tenants

None stay as they are

I don't support the development, I think it's not fair to the residents of Blandford Court, plus the loss of light and overcrowding, being overlooked, plus we already have a lot of problems on Blandford Court. Plus - the Estate is not well looked after - can the plumbing, amenities etc support another block?

External paint improvements;Improvements to shared spaces & landscaping;Upgrades to foul water drainage;Unsecured cables on external walls

Community health space;Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Food bank;Meeting space 

Lack of light, noise, overpopulation, water pressure problems, antisocial behaviour, overflow of bins and rubbish, security, cleanliness.

None stay as they are

Its a very unsafe state already, open to anyone to do drugs, we have crime, drug issues, and neighbour gangs. This state should be closed to anyone non resident, the garages converted into green spaces. And the current problems, of drainage, water supply, roof leaks, rubbish management, maintenance of paint and public spaces, bike racks installation should be addressed.

Improvements to shared spaces & landscaping;Leaks;Roof repairs;Structural improvements and repairs

Both equally important

Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Food bank;Councillor Surgery meetings;Meeting space 

I am concerned about all three of the options, in addition to other reasons

Loss of light, noise pollution, lack of access to parking, loss of view.

Homes to support unhoused people in need of support

Homes only no commercial units

Lower than Blandford court

The removal of the garages would cause issues for multiple residents who use the space for storage. It would also lead to loss of parking access to all members of Blandford Court, including those without an assigned parking space, as we often make use of the affordable parking ticket vouchers. The loss of driving access would also limit access for emergency vehicles and waste disposal vehicles, which is a great cause of concern. Developments on the garage site would lead to a distinct loss of light, specifically the morning eastern light, to the whole side of the block. As someone who is often required to work from home, I am concerned about the close proximity to a building site and the subsequent noise pollution. In addition, given the limited footprint of the garage and parking site, I am not convinced that the housing that would be provided would do much to improve the housing situation of those already on the Lockner estate who are living in crowded conditions.

Leaks;Ensure planned maintenance is brought up to date;Structural improvements and repairs;Upgrades to foul water drainage

Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;Olders people community hub with monthly events;Homework / after-school club ;Meeting space 

In addition to the above, I'm firmly opposed to the trees on Kingsland road (that overhang the garages) being destroyed. I don't see why they would need to be, it would be overzealous. Reassure me on this and I'd be much less opposed - there already aren't enough tree-lined streets in Hackney!

I'd be concerned about the increased populace in the area. We've had problems with crack dens, drug dealing and all the passing trade that involves on the estate. If you're housing families and working people then it's less of an issue.

Depends on answers to my concerns above.

External paint improvements;Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);Improvements to water pressure;Roof repairs

Only Blandford Tenants

Community health space;Food bank;Homework / after-school club ;Meeting space 

Loss of estate space

General storage ;Extra storage space to manage overcrowding;Mobility scooter parking

Personal vehicle;Blue-badge holder vehicle

I do not wish the development to go ahead

None stay as they are

Damp;Improvements to water pressure;Leaks

Both equally important

Community flat garden, as space for communal use;Councillor Surgery meetings;Food bank;Meeting space 

Loss of estate space

Other that losing the garage and parking spaces, the main impact will be that the estate will lose become more built up and enclosed. It will feel darker and cramped. The flats on Blandford will be blocked in and the estate as a whole will feel less welcoming.

Extra storage space to manage overcrowding;Bicycle storage

Personal vehicle;Blue-badge holder vehicle

None stay as they are;Homes with garages combined;Social rent homes

I do not support it because the estate currently has a sense of space and new building will make it feel more enclosed (especially on Blandford) and risks increasing antisocial behaviour. There are already unused commercial properties around the area and a lack of storage (especially for bikes) for people living on the estate.

Resident and tenants ringfenced bike storage;Storage for current tenants;Upgrades to foul water drainage;Unsecured cables on external walls

Councillor Surgery meetings;Food bank;Homework / after-school club ;Women’s community space

Overcrowding. Noise pollution. Building works. Disruption to the area. More rubbish and bins in the area. The area being less peaceful. Loss of garage benefits for those that have them. More crime.

Homes prioritised for elderly tenants

None stay as they are

Lower than Blandford court

The estate is overcrowded as it is. People deserve space even if they do live on an estate. It will become overcrowded. Noise during long building process ( this is a big one). Increased crime in the area.

Damp;Leaks;Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);Resident and tenants ringfenced bike storage

Childcare or creche;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings;Homework / after-school club ;Community health space

Loss of estate space

Homes prioritised for elderly tenants

None stay as they are

The garage provides extra space as it makes up for the lack of space in our flats.

Damp;Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);Structural improvements and repairs;Improvements to play facilities

Food bank;Childcare or creche;Women’s community space

Homes combined with Commercial units

Same as previous answers

Damp;Internal improvements & balcony for Blandford residents

Homework / after-school club ;Community health space;Olders people community hub with monthly events

Blue-badge holder vehicle

Homes prioritised for elderly tenants

None stay as they are

External paint improvements;Roof repairs;Upgrades to foul water drainage;Unsecured cables on external walls

Neither happy nor unhappy

Both equally important

Community health space

None stay as they are

Damp;External paint improvements;Leaks;Storage for current tenants

Community flat garden, as a private space booked via donations for tenants and residents without a garden.;Community health space;Meeting space ;Safer neighbourhood ward meetings

None stay as they are

As above - strongly oppose

Structural improvements and repairs;Improvements to shared spaces & landscaping;General maintenance & cleaning ;Roof repairs

Neither happy nor unhappy

Not important to me

None stay as they are

I don't mind the garages going as most of them are rented by people who no longer live on the estate. However, I'm worried about the day time noise when working from home.

Deliver of already-promised security measures (i.e. ring doorbells);External paint improvements;Resident and tenants ringfenced bike storage;Storage for current tenants