Various strands - reporting to Head Office location of local unresolved stairwell standards
Sent to Glasgow City Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 4598085.
Escalated to local area 4 weeks ago Currently Unresolved
Escalated to Wheatley group G1 to ensure EH3 premises are kept in better order
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To get it fixed The risk of vulnerable people falling is significantly reduced when
There is mitigation
It was reported over a month ago stairwell standards were a concern
Persons urinating in stairwell Followed by persons washing stairwell The wet from.both is a risk
Solution:- Stop the urinating persons and ascertain who is doing it and how frequently
And Stop.the need for wet stairwells
It would appear pre spso pre ico Give them opportunity to put it right week 4 is not working
As attached 25/05/2023
Permission to log it - please Legislation.gov.uk https://www.legislation.gov.uk › sec... Section 47 - Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 47 Urinating etc. Any person who urinates or defecates in such circumstances as to cause, or to be likely to cause, annoyance to any other
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GOV.UK https://www.gov.uk › publications How to rent a safe home 10 Dec 2020 — Your landlord may also be responsible for repairing any communal areas of the building, like stairwells or halls. If the End quote
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Government working with these vulnerable people should be improved The area is 100% evidence of total inequalities
Someone was urinating in stairwell Putting it on stairwell And at risk to themselves and others As Unresolved week after week
The old fashioned way of forcing witnesses to keep logs is outdated making vulnerable people suffer even more
The idea is to educate Stop inappropriate happenings
And meet duty of care The first role of government is to its citizens
Quote mygov.scot https://www.mygov.scot › common... Maintenance and repairs in common areas - mygov.scot 22 May 2018 — If you own a flat in a tenement, you usually have a responsibility to help keep 'common areas' in good condition. End quote
Quote The Defective Premises Act 1972 A landlord must keep a tenanted property safe and free from hazards. The Defective Premises Act 1972 sets out the duties of care a landlord owes a tenant. Landlords have a duty of care to prevent personal injury (to the tenants, their families, and visitors) or damage to property caused by defects in the property. The duty is owed where the landlord is under an obligation to repair or maintain the rented property (or has a right to enter the property to carry out maintenance or repairs). The duty of care under this act is owed if the landlord knows, or should have known, about the repair. This often relates to common areas, as the landlord controls this part of the building, i.e. they should be able to identify repairs themselves, without the tenant informing them. Copyright Checkatrade. Using this information in an article or blog? Please add a link back to https://www.checkatrade.com/ blog/ expert-advice/ landlord-responsibility-common-areas/ End quote
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It appears there is now a complete need for investigation as the inappropriate activity has led to a loss of life of a person residing in the area which could have been avoided with proper care
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Team Sending brochures is fine But each person is a person your team have a duty of care to Repairs teams should not discriminate or harm tenants We need full details of where you have not met standards and why delays caused irreconcilable differences between organisations and institutions
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Team We assure you the responses vs brochure standard gaps need proper investigation Government funding vs reality for vulnerable witnesses who are intimidated to accept substandard New persons need to be advised to contain their noise from day1
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Update :- New persons need to be aware day 1 To move their mode of transport to rear area and away from nails embedded in area - witnessed
Sending brochures claiming one thing when witnesses experience something else is unethical
Escalated to local official as 'extremely concerning'
Thank you for asking
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Update Quote Update :- New persons need to be aware day 1 To move their mode of transport to rear area and away from nails embedded in area - witnessed
Sending brochures claiming one thing when witnesses experience something else is unethical
Escalated to local official as 'extremely concerning'
Thank you for asking End quote
One week on of eight pre spso Unresolved
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To request you risk assess where bikes are chained given issues with leaks, roof works and nails matters
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Team To request people already unlawfully intimidated are not discriminated against Quote You also can’t be treated unfairly because:
You challenged discrimination before of someone else's protected characteristic someone thinks you have a protected characteristic, but you don’t It might not be obvious how the unfair treatment is linked to a protected characteristic. End quote
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Team There are various Wheatley Homes but among bought and those doing air b n b To request that postcodes of tenants are not mixed up with others and that dog fouling is not something that has to be raised again Quote The police are also responsible for helping with lost or stray dogs.
How to report dog fouling Your local council must clear up dog mess from public pavements. You can usually report dog fouling online. Find your local council on mygov.scot.
It’s an offence for someone in charge of a dog not to remove and dispose of dog poo from public places, like:
Pavements and roads common passages, closes, courts, stairs, back greens children's play areas recreational or sporting areas. You're not expected to clear up dog mess if you’re a blind person in charge of a guide dog, or if you have a disability that the dog has been trained to assist with and your disability prevents you from clearing the mess. End quote
On a windy day clothes blowing off line should not land in witnessed and reported dog fouling
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Team There are various Wheatley Homes but among bought and those doing air b n b To request that postcodes of tenants are not mixed up with others and that dog fouling is not something that has to be raised again Quote The police are also responsible for helping with lost or stray dogs.
How to report dog fouling Your local council must clear up dog mess from public pavements. You can usually report dog fouling online. Find your local council on mygov.scot.
It’s an offence for someone in charge of a dog not to remove and dispose of dog poo from public places, like:
Pavements and roads common passages, closes, courts, stairs, back greens children's play areas recreational or sporting areas. You're not expected to clear up dog mess if you’re a blind person in charge of a guide dog, or if you have a disability that the dog has been trained to assist with and your disability prevents you from clearing the mess. End quote
On a windy day clothes blowing off line should not land in witnessed and reported dog fouling
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Team Witnessed unethical blocking of public access And mistreatment of car drivers (Various) Quote The Scottish Government www.gov.scot 4.3 Stairs and ramps - Building Standards technical handbook 2017: domestic ... 1 Mar 2017 — A handrail should be fixed at a height of at least 840mm and not more than 1.0m, measured vertically above the pitch line of a flight on a stair ... End quote No copyright intended
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