16 August (Part 3) - It says ‘No boozing’ but does it say ‘No building’ too?
A reader who likes to keep his eye on the Land Registry
website guided me to this snippet of information.
The land being worked on in Crayford was bought in 2020 for £1·2
million by Oakwood Pavilion Ltd registered at 178 Bexley Road.
Numerous people overlooking the VCD site have
said it is Mr. Singh who drives the excavator so there may be a connection
with Oakwood Pavilion
which is owned by a Mr. Rajvir Kaur.
The name Kaur (but not Rajvir) is
linked to the company Balmonza which is another Singh enterprise.
Since I walked past the school on Woodside Road last Wednesday and took the
photo of the parched landscape, an opening has appeared
within the boundary wall exiting on to the school zig-zags.
The Land Registry documents reveal that the land sold is covenanted. I can
understand the bit that says a public house may not be built on the site but I am
not sure about, “nothing herein contained shall prevent the use of the said lands
and premises or any buildings erected thereon as a recreation and sports ground.”
Does that mean that you can’t do anything that stops the land being used for
sporting activities? I am inclined to think it does.
Obviously successful businessmen but why is it that when they step out of line
Bexley Council does nothing about it?
An order was made to clear up the Leather
Bottle site last September but it was ignored. Bexley Council has since then
refused to say anything. And why the need to beat up people who investigate
their operation?