dan b

anonymous_third_part Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think everyone knew that the station was due to > be redeveloped though. The decision to redevelop > the station is no surprise to anyone. True. However Network Rail's decision to propose 6/7 storey blocks of flats alongside the station, to knock down the 30s art deco buildings on Blenheim Grove and to build "artisan" studios along all the arch frontages was a surprise to everyone, as they had not included all of that in their plans before and only snuck it in at the last minute. That's why it was helpful to have public consultation about it.

hi, i did but unfortunately it doesn't shed any light on it...! there are a LOT of keys on the fobs so it's going to be a real pain for whoever lost them to sort out new ones etc - hopefully someone must know someone on/around gowlett road who lost them....

I've just found a large bunch of keys on Gowlett Road - car keys and several others with a USB stick - PM me if they're yours

You do not have any right to claim legal costs from your employer. however, you cannot validly waive your statutory employment rights (unfair dismissal, discrimination etc) without first taking legal advice and signing a valid compromise agreement. It?s in your employer?s interest that you do that (as otherwise your waiver of claims will be ineffective) so they should contribute to the cost of you doing so. The issue for you is that there is no reason for you to give up your statutory rights if your employer is not incentivising you to do so. You are entitled to your notice pay and the statutory redundancy payment in any event. They should be offering you something else to have you give up your potential claims against them.