ALT Text reads: SAVE OUR HOMES. Say NO to Demolition on Lower Falinge. Under RBH’s demolition plans 128 Social Rent homes, including 64 three bed homes and 64 one bed homes, half of which have ground floor access and gardens, are facing demolition. Also at risk, if this demolition is allowed to proceed, are the last two community facilities on Lower Falinge, the only RBH community housing office in the town centre, alongside secluded green space with mature trees in a family friendly, car free, and safe environment. Meanwhile around 22,000 people, including thousands of children, are on the waiting list for housing in Rochdale. Many of these families are living in unsafe, insecure, and unsuitable temporary accommodation, including dilapidated over-priced private rented homes, bed and breakfasts, and hostels.

ALT Text reads: TAKE ACTION NOW to Stop Demolition on Lower Falinge. Visit the Planning Portal. Scan the QR Code or follow the link to object to the demolition. https://rb.gy/xtw02r Sign Our Petiton. Scan the QR Code or follow the link to sign our petition objecting to the demolition. https://rb.gy/u8366b Email Your Councillors. Visit the website below to send an email to your councillors. http://www.writetothem.com/ Simply enter your postcode and you will be able to send an email directly to the correct councillors.

ALT Text reads: Greater Manchester Tenants Union Opposes Demolitions on Lower Falinge. So far the disastrous social cleansing plans, proposed and initiated by the discredited former management of RBH, and now continued by the unaccountable new regime of this rogue social landlord, have already led to a loss of 204 Social Rent homes on Lower Falinge, with ongoing discrimination against vulnerable tenants, and the destruction and displacement of the most diverse community in central Rochdale.

ALT Text reads: If the demolition goes ahead: 128 social rent homes will be lost in total - a waste of valuable existing assets. 32 accessible homes will be lost - a disproportionate negative impact on disabled people. 64 family homes will be lost - a disproportionate negative impact on children. There are no plans to replace the lost homes - reducing the number of homes in the town centre. There are currently over 22,000 people on Rochdale’s housing waiting list. Temporary accommodation costs have more than doubled recently to £4.6 million per year. 2 large expanses of urban green space providing safe, secure amenity/play areas will be lost. Mature trees and shrubs will also be lost - safe urban roost, nest and foraging sites for many bird species and bats will be lost - huge negative impact upon urban biodiversity and pollinator habitat. There will be unnecessary and prolonged disruption to existing tenants and residents.

ALT Text reads: SAVE OUR HOMES. Say NO to Demolition on Lower Falinge. Under RBH’s demolition plans 128 Social Rent homes, including 64 three bed homes and 64 one bed homes, half of which have ground floor access and gardens, are facing demolition. Also at risk, if this demolition is allowed to proceed, are the last two community facilities on Lower Falinge, the only RBH community housing office in the town centre, alongside secluded green space with mature trees in a family friendly, car free, and safe environment. Meanwhile around 22,000 people, including thousands of children, are on the waiting list for housing in Rochdale. Many of these families are living in unsafe, insecure, and unsuitable temporary accommodation, including dilapidated over-priced private rented homes, bed and breakfasts, and hostels.

ALT Text reads: TAKE ACTION NOW to Stop Demolition on Lower Falinge. Visit the Planning Portal. Scan the QR Code or follow the link to object to the demolition. https://rb.gy/xtw02r Sign Our Petiton. Scan the QR Code or follow the link to sign our petition objecting to the demolition. https://rb.gy/u8366b Email Your Councillors. Visit the website below to send an email to your councillors. http://www.writetothem.com/ Simply enter your postcode and you will be able to send an email directly to the correct councillors.

ALT Text reads: Greater Manchester Tenants Union Opposes Demolitions on Lower Falinge. So far the disastrous social cleansing plans, proposed and initiated by the discredited former management of RBH, and now continued by the unaccountable new regime of this rogue social landlord, have already led to a loss of 204 Social Rent homes on Lower Falinge, with ongoing discrimination against vulnerable tenants, and the destruction and displacement of the most diverse community in central Rochdale.

ALT Text reads: If the demolition goes ahead: 128 social rent homes will be lost in total - a waste of valuable existing assets. 32 accessible homes will be lost - a disproportionate negative impact on disabled people. 64 family homes will be lost - a disproportionate negative impact on children. There are no plans to replace the lost homes - reducing the number of homes in the town centre. There are currently over 22,000 people on Rochdale’s housing waiting list. Temporary accommodation costs have more than doubled recently to £4.6 million per year. 2 large expanses of urban green space providing safe, secure amenity/play areas will be lost. Mature trees and shrubs will also be lost - safe urban roost, nest and foraging sites for many bird species and bats will be lost - huge negative impact upon urban biodiversity and pollinator habitat. There will be unnecessary and prolonged disruption to existing tenants and residents.

ALT Text reads: SAVE OUR HOMES. Say NO to Demolition on Lower Falinge. Under RBH’s demolition plans 128 Social Rent homes, including 64 three bed homes and 64 one bed homes, half of which have ground floor access and gardens, are facing demolition. Also at risk, if this demolition is allowed to proceed, are the last two community facilities on Lower Falinge, the only RBH community housing office in the town centre, alongside secluded green space with mature trees in a family friendly, car free, and safe environment. Meanwhile around 22,000 people, including thousands of children, are on the waiting list for housing in Rochdale. Many of these families are living in unsafe, insecure, and unsuitable temporary accommodation, including dilapidated over-priced private rented homes, bed and breakfasts, and hostels.

ALT Text reads: TAKE ACTION NOW to Stop Demolition on Lower Falinge. Visit the Planning Portal. Scan the QR Code or follow the link to object to the demolition. https://rb.gy/xtw02r Sign Our Petiton. Scan the QR Code or follow the link to sign our petition objecting to the demolition. https://rb.gy/u8366b Email Your Councillors. Visit the website below to send an email to your councillors. http://www.writetothem.com/ Simply enter your postcode and you will be able to send an email directly to the correct councillors.

ALT Text reads: Greater Manchester Tenants Union Opposes Demolitions on Lower Falinge. So far the disastrous social cleansing plans, proposed and initiated by the discredited former management of RBH, and now continued by the unaccountable new regime of this rogue social landlord, have already led to a loss of 204 Social Rent homes on Lower Falinge, with ongoing discrimination against vulnerable tenants, and the destruction and displacement of the most diverse community in central Rochdale.

ALT Text reads: If the demolition goes ahead: 128 social rent homes will be lost in total - a waste of valuable existing assets. 32 accessible homes will be lost - a disproportionate negative impact on disabled people. 64 family homes will be lost - a disproportionate negative impact on children. There are no plans to replace the lost homes - reducing the number of homes in the town centre. There are currently over 22,000 people on Rochdale’s housing waiting list. Temporary accommodation costs have more than doubled recently to £4.6 million per year. 2 large expanses of urban green space providing safe, secure amenity/play areas will be lost. Mature trees and shrubs will also be lost - safe urban roost, nest and foraging sites for many bird species and bats will be lost - huge negative impact upon urban biodiversity and pollinator habitat. There will be unnecessary and prolonged disruption to existing tenants and residents.