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GEaston · 14-07-2013, 05:59

Retlaw and Barrie can make libellous statements about me in a public forum if you like but when proven to be entirely incorrect and baseless you should at least have the decency to admit it.

The only buildings I've done on Warner, and the only ones I've ever claimed on Warner are 26 and 28. You might not think much has been done but again you have no idea of what has actually been done to the roof, the windows, the damp, the rot, or anything else. At the moment you can't even see in 26 due to the eyesore of a window. 26 will be fully renovated by end August. 28 will take longer as its a more complex job.

The other building I sorted is 28 St James St which stood abandoned and empty for over 5 years before I bought it at auction. It was empty because you can't spend nothing on a building for 30 years and expect a tenant will want it. The state of the building stock in the town is one of the issues that the town must face before it can attract anyone to visit, live, or work.

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GEaston Full Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 198 Liked: 46 times Rep Power: 64	Town Centre Changes Retlaw and Barrie can make libellous statements about me in a public forum if you like but when proven to be entirely incorrect and baseless you should at least have the decency to admit it. The only buildings I've done on Warner, and the only ones I've ever claimed on Warner are 26 and 28. You might not think much has been done but again you have no idea of what has actually been done to the roof, the windows, the damp, the rot, or anything else. At the moment you can't even see in 26 due to the eyesore of a window. 26 will be fully renovated by end August. 28 will take longer as its a more complex job. The other building I sorted is 28 St James St which stood abandoned and empty for over 5 years before I bought it at auction. It was empty because you can't spend nothing on a building for 30 years and expect a tenant will want it. The state of the building stock in the town is one of the issues that the town must face before it can attract anyone to visit, live, or work.