Make Your Voice Heard :  Leaseholder meeting with Urang & unelected RTM Directors Mon. 15th Sep 6.30 pm – at Pestana or Online

Just a reminder to all leaseholders that there is a meeting with Urang and the unelected RTM company directors tomorrow, Mon. 15th Sep 6.30 pm – at Pestana or Online Despite RTM, you… Continue reading →

Government consultation on Leasehold Reform – Closes 26th September – please have your say – the freeholders certainly will!

The UK Government’s July 2025 Leasehold Reform Consultation claims to outline major changes to empower leaseholders and end outdated, unfair leasehold practices in England and Wales. Built on the foundation of the Leasehold… Continue reading →

Our Petition is Cited in Government Letter to Rendall and Rittner! Answers demanded by 11th July.

Following Rendall and Rittner’s appearance before MPs in May, which I attended as an observer, they have now been called on by the Housing, Communities and local Government Committee to answer some key questions… Continue reading →

Chelsea Bridge Wharf RTM director resigns – Still no answers from Urang on the fundamental questions at Chelsea Bridge Wharf

Urang and the RTM directors need to answer these questions: So much for Urang’s ‘new era of transparency’. If you would like to leave a review for Urang on Trustpilot (good or bad) the… Continue reading →

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No Bank Holidays for Berkeley Homes

Even on a bank holiday there is no respite from Berkeley Homes. The lovely relaxing sound of reversing sirens from the VISTA construction depots on Sopwith Way are such sweet music to my ears!

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please sign the petition to Berkeley Homes

Please sign the petition demanding that Berkeley Homes shows respect for Chelsea Bridge Wharf residents by closing the depots on Sopwith Way. https://www.change.org/p/tony-pidgley-berkeley-homes-respect-chelsea-bridge-wharf-residents?recruiter=13231447 Berkeley Homes continue to make life hell for residents in Sopwith Way.… Continue reading →

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13th May 2016 – Must see video of Berkeley Homes chaos on Sopwith Way

Berkeley Homes the err…’considerate constructor’ continues to create misery for residents on Sopwith Way. Berkeley Homes created ‘depots’ along Sopwith Way in May 2016, apparently to store materials for the Vista development. There was… Continue reading →

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Considerate Constructors’ Complaint? We don’t give a monkey’s!

I have not yet received an acknowledgement from Berkeley Homes regarding my complaint under the ‘Considerate Constructors’ scheme’. However it is quite clear that they are not bothered by the  massive nuisance that they… Continue reading →

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Video: Berkeley Homes – Building Depots on Sopwith Way

Berkeley Homes has created several depots on Sopwith Way to store material for the Vista development. This means incessant noise from 8.00am to 6.pm every week day as heavy diesel engined vehicles rumble to and from… Continue reading →

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Another day spoilt by Berkeley Homes and Network Rail

On a beautiful spring day like this, it would be nice to have the windows open. Unfortunately all day there have been HGVs constantly reversing down Sopwith Way with accompanying reversing sirens as well… Continue reading →

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Video: Sopwith Way – 26th April 2016

Berkeley Homes continues to show complete contempt for residents by using Sopwith Way for HGV and construction traffic to Vista development.

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Sopwith Way – 8th April 2016 : see video

Sopwith Way – the nightmare continues….

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Obstructed and threatened on Sopwith Way

Chelsea Bridge Wharf resident threatened and obstructed by contractors of Berkeley Homes

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Sopwith Way – Massive Increase in Traffic and Worse to Come!

Following the decision of Berkeley Homes and Battersea Power Station Development Company to resurface Sopwith Way, remove the speed humps and open it up to all traffic there has been a massive increase in traffic along this narrow service road which runs within metres of many apartments at Chelsea Bridge Wharf. The traffic has come from HGVs waiting to access the Vista development site at the junction of Sopwith Way and Queenstown Road and from general traffic from the extremely busy Queenstown Road which are looking for a cut through to the Battersea Power Station site or for somewhere convenient to turn around to avoid going into the congestion charge zone.