Give me a chance to sort it out: a Poplar Harca Placemaking Case Study

Paul Augarde, London Film School graduate and Director of Placemaking for Poplar Harca, asks residents for a chance to sort out the annexation of Poplar’s lock-up garages.

Meet Paul Augarde, Director of Placemaking @poplarharca. Paul recently won an award for "placemaking". Here he is actually meeting residents where he is removed by police for his own safety. This is social cleansing. pic.twitter.com/511ftwvghD
— PplRism (@PplRism) November 10, 2017

Ok, Paul. How long do you need?

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/poplar-parade-of-garages-to-become-4m-east-end-fashion-hub-a3164031.html

Um, yeah. Cheers Paul. Well done. Have another promotion, mate.

Courtesy of Canton Street residents, Poplar.

Please RT to let @TheTrampery, @Car0lus & @LCFLondon know that we don't need a fashion hub in Poplar, we need social housing.

@FashionPoplar @UAL @PoplarHARCA @MayorofLondon pic.twitter.com/eViayU6gmP
— Balfron Social Club (@BalfronSocial) September 16, 2018

lol

These flats available for rent on Teviot Estate, site of annexation of over 100 residents garages to build a fashion hub for The Trampery & London College of Fashion.

One flat is £427 per WEEK, other is £577.

Teviot Estate was built as social housing & funded by the taxpayer. pic.twitter.com/ISfVtClhbG
— Balfron Social Club (@BalfronSocial) December 18, 2018

Not so lol now though, is it?

Want to read more about Paul Augarde, Poplar Harca and how they deviate public funds towards a property developers agenda?

https://balfronsocialclub.org/2018/04/16/artwash-and-the-rhizome-the-social-cleansing-of/

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