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We have made enquiries with the Repairs Team and our contractors and they have advised
that they did not send a contractor to 109 Burncroft Avenue this morning. We do not know
who knocked on Mr Cordell’s door and I can confirm that no Council official went to his flat
at 8am this morning. Could you please provide the vehicle registration number to enable us to
take up the matter with the police to try and identify who this person is. I have also attached
an anti‐social behaviour incident diary for Mr Cordell to log any further incidences of noise
disturbances and anti‐social behaviour from his neighbours. He should please return
completed logs to me by 23 February 2017. You also mentioned that you are keeping a full
history of what has been going on, could you please forward a copy to me so that I can
investigate accordingly?
Kind Regards
Lemmy Nwabuisi
Anti‐Social Behaviour Team
Community Safety Unit
Environmental & Community Safety
B Block North
Civic Centre
Enfield
EN1 3XA
Tel: 020 8379 5354
From: Lorraine Cordell [mailto: lorraine32@blueyonder.co.uk]
Sent: 08 February 2017 10:38
To: Lemmy Nwabuisi
Lemmy.NWABUISI@enfield.gov.uk
Sarah Fletcher
Sarah.Fletcher@enfield.gov.uk
Sally Mcternan
Sally.McTernan@enfield.gov.uk
Daniel Ellis
Daniel.Ellis@enfield.gov.uk
Chief Executive
Chief.Executive@enfield.gov.uk
joan@joanryan.org.uk
joan.ryan.mp@parliament.uk
Subject: RE: Anti‐Social Behaviour Allegations against Mr Simon Cordell
[SEC=OFFICIAL]
Dear Lemmy Nwabuisi
Just an update email that I wanted to put to you today as it is very worrying, this morning at
around 08:00 me son Mr Cordell's door knocked he was not expecting anyone, but went and
shouted who was it without opening his door. the male replied I am from the council about
the water, my son was not expecting anyone from the council and something did not feel
right to my son and he asked the person to wait, he then made a call to the council to be told
no one had been sent to his address by them, after the call to the council the male was not at
his door, but my son heard people talking, one was his neighbour, just after this the male who
came to my son's door went out of the block and got into a car which my son has got the
registration for. He does know which neighbour the person was talking to as I do. But at this
time, he feels too unsafe to give the person's door number. Why should my son be made to
feel so unsafe in his own home, please tell me why someone would come to me?
2895,