The Sunday sessions at #stockwellhalloffame

 Great to see so many artists come to the Sunday sessions at #stockwellhalloffame. Some great art being produced at the moment in the UKs Premier Hall of fame. 

Here is a sample of some of the work 

#Thewildgarden .more news.

 We were recently contacted by EE via twitter (@boydhill6) regarding the damage to #thewildgarden on Somerleyton road. Initially it was thought EE were responsible for the damage to the planters and soil but it now turns out that mobile operator 3UK were actually the network doing the work.

What makes this stranger and possibly a criminal offence is that 3UK actually used on their paperwork EE and T mobiles details as the main contractors.

We have spoken to local councillors about this but now we would really like to know from 3UK why their contractors damaged the garden and what they are going to do to clean up the mess and make the soil useable.

Contractors and mobile operators have a duty of care to the environment and communities when carrying out works. 3UK should make amends to this project for the damage.

The wild garden update.

 We were recently dismayed to find some sections of the wild garden had been damaged by contractors working for EE/T-Mobile during their recent work installing the 5G network to Somerleyton road..

The damage consisted of oil used during the tarmacing of the section of pavement being thrown onto the garden beds which have seriously damaged the small tree and polluted 3 of the plant beds.

We have contacted EE via twitter and are awaiting their response to see how they will compensate us for the damage done.

In the meantime here are photos of the damage and their works schedule which were left at our garden.

Companies have a duty of care when working in residential areas and for contactors to damage and pollute the environment in this way is criminal. 

We hope EE/ T-Mobile recognise this and compensate the project for the damage they have caused.