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Pepys Street NewsNew Sale of Mint Hotel Group Updated December 2011 The Mint Hotel group which built the hotel adjacent to 1 Pepys Street, has been purchased by the Blackstone Group who own Hilton Worldwide. The hotel has been renamed DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel London – Tower of London. Details of the hotel can be found at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel London Disposal of Large Items July 2011 The City of London has changed its policy for the removal of large and/or bulky items from 1 Pepys Street. See here for how to dispose of large items of furniture or electrical items such as a fridge, washing machine or dishwasher etc. Savage Gardens Updated December 2011 The City have completed their work on making Savage Gardens into a pedestrian area. There is now an oak tree and a line of flowering cherry trees between 1 Pepys Street and the new hotel. Lighting has been installed at the foot of each tree. The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel are required to put out public seating along the street each day and remove this by the end of the day. Redevelopment of 10 Trinity Square Updated December 2011 KOP Properties and the Reignwood Group who purchased this historic building at 10 Trinity Square, have now commenced demolition of the office block that had replaced the bombed out rotunda inside the building. The building was originally the headquarters of the Port of London Authority and was built in 1922 having been designed by Sir Edwin Cooper. It also played host to the inaugural meeting of the General Assembly of the United Nations in 1946. Details of the developer's plans for a luxury 120 bedroom hotel and 37 apartments can be found on their website 38–40 Trinity Square Updated December 2011 The planning application that was submitted on behalf of CitizenM Hotels to build a nine storey 370 bed hotel on the site situated next to Tower Hill tube station is now thought to have been approved by Tower Hamlets following a re–hearing. Redecoration As part of our redecoration plan at 1 Pepys Street and in order to spread the cost across more than one year, the following has been undertaken:
Building Insurance The current building insurance policy now contains a standard exclusion from liability in respect of unoccupied flats. Therefore, certain steps are necessary in the event that your flat remains unoccupied for a period exceeding thirty days. Failure to follow the procedures will mean that the building insurance cover is invalidated for any claim for loss or damage which emanates from an unoccupied property. See here for the procedures you are required to follow. Service Charge Expenditure Year ending 31 December 2010 Company Accounts
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