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24th February 2017
24th February 2017

Simon Cordell’s
The 1st Injunction Order Dated: 00/00/2014
INDEX

Simon Cordell - 1 0 9 Burncroft Avenue, EN3 7JQ
Following reports of continued low water pressure/supply to
117 Bumcroft Avenue (second floor) despite information
from Thames Water indicating that they had attended and
that supply to the block 109-119 Burncroft Avenue was of a
sufficient bar pressure,
I tried to coordinate access to all flats on the right-hand side
of the block- potentially affected by the issue: 109, 113 and
117.
I wrote and hand delivered letters to all 3 of the properties
requesting access for the Council Surveyor to visit and
assess the water pressure in each on Friday 24th February
2017 between 10am and 12pm.
I spoke by telephone with Mr Irving, the leaseholder of 117,
who had instigated the water pressure complaint who agreed
that he would attend and give access.
I spoke by telephone with Mr George Quinton, the tenant of
113, who agreed that he would give access.
I spoke by telephone with Lorraine Cordell, mother of
Simon Cordell, the tenant of 109 who said that no one was
available to give access.
I attended with Steve Stirk, surveyor, on Friday 24th
February 2017 at 10am. We were given access to 117 and
Steve Stirk investigated the water pressure to the taps in the
kitchen and bathroom.
We were unable to gain access to 113 as the tenant was not
home -1 called and left voicemail messages for the tenant
but did not get any further response.
Steve Stirk suggested that we knock at 109 just on the off
chance that someone was home. Mr Simon Cordell answered
the door and, once Steve Stirk had explained that we were
investigating the low water pressure/supply issue to the
block, he allowed us into the property. While Steve Stirk
checked the water pressure in the kitchen, I introduced
myself to Mr Cordell, File then became quite agitated and
proceeded to regale me with the same issues that he had
relayed to me during our previous telephone conversation
including issues about his neighbours, the police and the
Council conspiring to ruin his life as well as his work
arranging community music events. Fie did not give me
much of an opportunity to respond and kept talking over me
when I tried to do so. Steve Stirk then went and checked the
bathroom taps which he discovered were all already open