SWAN HOUSING ASSOCIATION LTD , EXMOUTH ESTATE's SLIPPERY STAIRWELLS

Swan Housing Association Ltd Exmouth Estate's stairwells are remain slippery and flooded even in dry weather  because of a primitive system of directing rainwater from the roof directly onto the stairwells. Swan Housing should be well aware of the Health and Safety risks involved and that old people especially are very vulnerable. Swan Housing Exmouth Estate had better put their residents first for a change !

SWAN HOUSING EXMOUTH ESTATE CCTV WASTE OF OUR MONEY

Swan Housing Exmouth Estate has installed a CCTV in Musbury Street to be paid for by us residents supposedly to protect us from vandalism yet is not able to uncover the perpetrator who has constantly been damaging the 6-61 Musbury Street entrance door situated just under the CCTV camera. What a farce . IS SWAN HOUSING EXMOUTH ESTATE REALLY INTERESTED IN PROTECTING THE ESTATE FROM VANDALISM ? OR IS IT USING THE CAMERA FOR ITS OWN PURPOSES? MAYBE TO SPOT UNAUTHORISED VEHICLES PARKED UP IN THE ESTATE AND HAVE THEM TOWED AWAY AND COLLECT HEFTY FINES . ALL AT OUR EXPENSE. IF THIS IS THE CASE IT MEANS THAT WE ARE PAYING FOR SURVEILLENCE WHICH ENRICHES SWAN HOUSING'S COFFERS. A SCANDAL.

SWAN HOUSING EXMOUTH ESTATE'S diabolical barrier doorstop

Swan Housing Exmouth Estate's doorstop was originally right in the middle of a very narrow pavement ready to trip unsuspecting residents but after formal complaints they moved it to the top of the doorframe -that was the best achievement of Swan Housing's until Swan decided to erect the barrier in this already extremely narrow entrance lobby. Some nights when the entrance gets congested with parked cars residents have to carry their pushchairs above their heads because the narrow pavement is now blocked by the barrier . Once a week Swan Housing put their refuse bins on the narrow pathway designated for pedestrians so that residents have to risk stepping in the pathway of crazy young drivers who tear down Musbury Street and want to park up in a hurry. Swan Housing had better start putting the convenience of residents as first priority.