Here's a picture of some demolition. To give the construction (destruction?) people their due it's been a pretty horrible day, but perhaps the grey damp air helps to keep the dust down.
About Me
- Leeds Lass
- I live in South Leeds and have done for over 7 years. After watching the houses opposite me empty and fall into dereliction, I was initially full of hope for better housing and improved living standards; my hope is now turning to disappointment. I wanted to create a place online where I could share my experiences of living in what seems to me at least, to be a dying street. This blog is entirely about my personal experiences and feelings, and is in no way represents my employer or any other organsiation.
Monday, 21 February 2011
Demolition starts
OK, so walked home today to see that demolition has started, which is good. However it's only happening on one small block, still leaving a majority of empty properties. As I popped down the road to take a few piccies to document the destruction, I noticed that at least 2 houses, not scheduled for demolition, had their secure doors wide open. Ummmmmm not very reassuring, this place is going to Hell in a hand basket. I've emailed the council so we'll see what their response is.
Here's a picture of some demolition. To give the construction (destruction?) people their due it's been a pretty horrible day, but perhaps the grey damp air helps to keep the dust down.
Here's a picture of some demolition. To give the construction (destruction?) people their due it's been a pretty horrible day, but perhaps the grey damp air helps to keep the dust down.
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