Three years after building development was halted for legal reasons, a row of half-built, increasingly dilapidated houses blights one of the most iconic views of our historic city.

They have become a focal point for vandalism and anti social behaviour involving the abuse of  drugs and alcohol, often by very young people.

It has proved impossible to secure the site which is currently for sale without planning permission, 

This is the third winter we have watched these exposed timber framed houses being  battered by the weather and vandalism- they will never be viable homes. Anti social behaviour is escalating. Demolish them now, restore the green corridor for wildlife, dog walkers, visitors and locals alike.