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Sunday, 16 October 2011

New Bridport House



The BBC has recently visited the De Beauvoir ward to report on the building of Colville Estate's new Bridport House.

Bridport House is the first step in Hackney Council's seven-year regeneration of Colville Estate.

Please follow the links below to learn more about this impressive new site and the ingenious innovation that went into its construction.

BBC TV News channel report:

BBC Radio 4, Today Programme:

And a report on construction from the Timber Trades Journal online edition:

Your Labour councillors look forward to working closely with local residents and Hackney Council over the coming years on this and other exciting building developments in our community.

Sunday, 17 April 2011

Bridport House topping out


Deputy Mayor Karen Alcock recently visited De Beauvoir to 'top out' Bridport House, the first phase of a scheme to regenerate the Colville Estate.

The new block contains 20 new council flats which will be home to 41 residents. The scheme was built after the Council successfully applied for £3.4m of funding from the Homes and Communities Agency.

Bridport House marks the start of a scheme to redevelop the whole of Colville Estate, which is found in south of De Beauvoir directly north east of Shoreditch Park. De Beauvoir Councillor Tom Ebbutt chairs the Estate Regeneration Committee through which the residents work with the Council to move the scheme forward. He joined the Deputy Mayor in Colville residents in 'topping out' the scheme (pictured above).

If you're interested, more deatils of the wider Colville Estate scheme can be found here. The framework planning application has recently been submitted and if successful means that the scheme is able to move forward to the next phase.

There are many people who have been involved in the regeneration so far, but Rob, Gulay and Tom would in particular like to thank all residents of Colville for their hard work in getting the process to where it is today.

If you'd like to know more about the regeneration scheme please do get in touch.