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The allegations are from at least three residents of Burncroft Avenue.




                They have alleged that he is coming up to their front door to shout abuse and threats and
                they have provided evidence to back up their allegations. Some of them have also alleged
                that he has confronted them outside the block and on different occasion have followed
                them up the communal staircase shouting abuse and threats and on at least one occasion
                have tried to prevent them from going up to their flat. They have also provided evidence
                to back up the allegations.



                I am aware that some of these incidents have been reported to the police and it is up to the
                police to deal with them as they see fit. However irrespective of whether the accusations
                were dismissed by the police or not, they are very serious allegations and if true,
                constitutes a breach of tenancy conditions and they need to be addressed by the council. It
                is therefore very important that we meet with Mr Cordell to discuss the allegations made
                against him and give him the opportunity to respond to them.



                We are not aware that Mr Cordell’s neighbour allegedly “got around 7 of his friends” to
                intimidate and harass him for no apparent reason. Mr Cordell did not report the incident
                to the council and I will advise him to report it through the appropriate channel and
                provide the name and address of the neighbour to enable us to investigate and take
                appropriate action. He should also report the matter to the police.



                With regards to your concerns regarding the nature of the flooring in the two flats above
                your son’s. We have inspected one of the flats and we have made an appointment to
                inspect the second flat. I will arrange for a noise impact assessment to be carried out as
                soon as we complete our initial investigations to determine the level of noise transmission
                and make appropriate recommendations if necessary. We will need access to Mr
                Cordell’s flat to enable us to investigate this matter and we will contact him in due course
                to arrange access.



                You have stated that it is not Mr Cordell that is harassing his neighbours and that it is his
                neighbours that is harassing him. Could you please ask Mr Cordell to provide evidence of
                this to enable us to investigate and take appropriate action if necessary.



                Kind Regards



                Lemmy Nwabuisi

                Anti­Social Behaviour Team


                Community Safety Unit

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