From:
THE TELEPHONE HOUSE NEIGHBOURS ASSOCIATION
37 Church Road
Royal Tunbridge Wells
TN1 1JT
e-mail: telephonehouse@aol.com
internet: http://uk.geocities.com/telephonehouse
To:
DTZ - Mr Tim Rose
3-5 Swallow Place
London W18 4NA
9 May 2002
National Westminster Plc property: Trinity House, Church Road, Tunbridge Wells
- HM LAND REGISTRY Title Number: K582419 -
Telephone House Development - Rights of Light
We understand that the NatWest tenants, GLEEDS Construction Consultants, Quantity and Building Surveyors, Cost Engineers, Planning Supervisors and Project Managers, have not informed you of the above issue and have not as yet become involved in the matter of the rights of light with respect to the redevelopment of Telephone House and the resultant infringement of NatWest’s and their tenant’s right of light.
The Telephone House Neighbours Association intends to seek to protect the residents’ rights of light and for this reason we wish to enquire if you are prepared to do the same for NatWest. You will be aware that the land of Trinity House shares a boundary with the Telephone House site.
You will find complete details of the Telephone House development on our internet site:
http://uk.geocities/telephonehouse
Of special interest to you will be
http://uk.geocities/telephonehouse/shadowdiagram.html
where you will find the shadow diagrams submitted by the appellant, which formed part of their (Crest Nicholson / Southgate Developments [BT] ) planning application. You will see for yourself that they are incorrect with regard to loss of daylight and sunlight, overlooking and overshadowing.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Annemarie Topliss
Secretary
DTZ, agent for National Westminster, did not bother to answer
INFO:
National Westminster Bank has an interest in this property as proprietor of the land charges.
The proprietor as of 11 February 2000 is:
UPPER LENDEAN INVESTMENTS Ltd (incorporated in the British Virgin Islands)
c/o Boodle Hatfield, 61 Brook Street, London W1Y 2BL
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