Entries by Courtney Caile

5th October Pop-up Event

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  On Monday 5th October, from 3pm – 7pm, team members from East Village Management Ltd will be hosting a pop-up event to answer any questions you may have on the building safety works around East Village. You can find us at What3Words address ///today.paid.dairy

Smoking on balconies: why the rules matter

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Balconies provide valuable outdoor space for residents, offering somewhere to relax and enjoy fresh air. However, they can also present fire safety risks if not used responsibly. Some residents may be aware of an incident over the weekend where a discarded cigarette butt started a small fire on a balcony. In higher-risk residential buildings (HRBs), […]

How to stay protected during periods of extreme heat

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Our priority at East Village is resident safety and wellbeing especially during periods of extreme heat. This is particularly relevant amidst ongoing remediation works which we know can affect how you ventilate your homes and keep them cool.   With temperatures climbing to the mid 30’s again this week, it’s important to plan for this period […]

EDA Reactivation – Meet the Contractor

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EDA Reactivation – Meet the Contractor 1pm Thursday 30th July 2026 Zoom   Attendees James Delve, Emily Holden (EVML) Garry Newman, Kris Byatt, Wayne Blackford, Oliver Bauld and Laurence Leading (NBB Rail)   Emily Holden, EVML EH opened the meeting and explained that the purpose was to introduce NBB Rail as the contractor appointed for […]

Working together to keep East Village safe and secure

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East Village is a vibrant, welcoming community and it’s important to us all that residents feel safe and secure at home. As with any busy London neighbourhood, staying aware of our surroundings and taking simple steps to protect ourselves, our buildings and shared spaces help to ensure East Village remains a safe place for everyone. […]

Recent media coverage and remediation works update

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Some residents may recently have seen media coverage about East Village, including articles published by the Daily Mail and BBC London discussing building safety works, remediation and the experiences of some leaseholders living across the Village. We understand that this coverage may be worrying, particularly for those directly affected by ongoing remediation activity or residents […]