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Haringey Council ‘waiting for me to die’ before fixing floor

Sarah Williams, Haringey Council deputy leader and cabinet member for housing and planning, said: “We apologise for the ongoing distress and inconvenience this is causing Ms Lawson. This should have been resolved earlier, but the work has been held up for reasons beyond our control.

“This is a complex and challenging case requiring extensive structural works which can only be undertaken safely if Ms Lawson temporarily moves from the property.

“However, Ms Lawson has refused three reasonable offers of alternative accommodation, including a property in the same scheme, which has inevitably led to delays.

“This has been compounded by this being a legal disrepair claim, meaning the number of inspections increased and the need to work with Ms Lawson’s lawyers to agree the repairs.

“Ms Lawson has now agreed to move to an alternative property, so we can start to fix the problems as soon as possible.”


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