Comm Comm UK will continue to be the main contact for the Residents’ Steering Group. To join the Group, please contact Christopher Sharp, by emailing hello@yorkwayestate.com or call 0800 772 0475.

Should you have any queries or issues relating to the construction, please contact Higgins Plc – details are included below.

• Ruzi Bibi, Resident Liaison Officer – Email: yorkway@higginspartnerships.co.uk Phone: 07773 540 602

• Tony Read, Site Manager – Email: yorkway@higginspartnerships.co.uk

If you see any suspicious activity or anyone on site after hours please contact Bridge Security Emergency out of hours on 0208 289 5858 or 0333 4001888 and state ‘York Way’.

0800 – 1800 Monday to Friday

0800 – 1300 on Saturdays (only under exceptional circumstances).

Note: We will not be working on Sundays or Bank Holidays.   We will be adhering to Islington Council’s Code of Construction Practice throughout the construction phase. Works outside agreed hours will not take place without prior consent from Islington Council. 

To download Islington Council’s Code of Construction Practice, please click here.

Higgins Plc and the City of London Corporation are committed to maximising social value opportunities as part of this project.   From art and cultural projects to new career opportunities, we are dedicated to giving back to you, the community.

Click here to see Higgins Plc’s presentation regarding their social value aims, in addition to how they handle day-to-day communications with residents.

Hoarding Artwork

Thank you to all the participants who joined us at our Rose Hill Artwork Mural Painting sessions on 13 and 14 September 2023 and again at the unveiling event on 3 October 2023.

It looks fantastic and really helps to brighten up the hoarding. We will be in touch in the new year regarding future plans to brighten up other areas of the hoarding across the site.

The City of London Corporation will be delivering a scheme which provides new homes for social rent and valuable amenities for existing and new residents alike.

• 91 new homes all available for social rent

• High-quality landscaping and greenery

• Enhancement to public realm

• New improved community centre

• Improved entrances of Lambfold House, Penfields House and Shepherd House, and Kinefold House

• Introduction of high-quality public art

• New children’s play spaces

• A resident growing garden behind Shepherd House.

For further information, you can view planning details on Islington Council’s website, which you can find here.

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