It's not Flint Michigan, it's Birkenhead.

[kat2]

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[Dane_e]

Originally Posted by kat2

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Thanks for posting Kat. Is this image of the ITC site?

What tenure are the new housing and how many units are there, do you know?

[design_man]

Kat2 this is on the wrong thread, it belongs on an Enterprise Zone construction thread. It is irrelevant here, suggest you repost or ask Bammy to move it if you don't know how to.

[Paul D]

I'm really pleased to see there's some movement on site, something else to look forward to this year.

[kat2]

no, this is not the wrong thread, as the video shows in the first clip, this believe it or not is Birkenhead North all those houses in the video have now gone, so no not the enterprise zone, just Birkenhead North
houses gone, new ones built
please refer to the other page before this one or look at satellite image of google for Birkenhead north

[design_man]

Originally Posted by kat2

no, this is not the wrong thread, as the video shows in the first clip, this believe it or not is Birkenhead North all those houses in the video have now gone, so no not the enterprise zone, just Birkenhead North
houses gone, new ones built
please refer to the other page before this one or look at satellite image of google for Birkenhead north

In which case you are either very stupid, or you are a trouble maker. Or maybe both, who know?

As made very plain indeed, this thread is about how to deal with areas of housing abandonment that exist in Greater Liverpool. And, as made plain, the video was for illustrative purposes and it wasn't intended to be a specific discussion of how to deal with specific areas.

And yet you persist in obstructing what could be a useful conversation with your silly nonsense.

[design_man]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisf...housing-crisis

Interesting ideas here (although obviously not to "Kat2", who doesn't believe there are problems of de-population, housing abandonment or decay in Greater Liverpool).