Residents 'left to rot' in cockroach-infested rubbish-filled estate set for demolition

Residents of the Lesnes Estate in Thamesmead, Bexley, have said they feel ‘left to rot’ as they are living in a building that is set to be demolished and replaced with nearly 2,000 new homes

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Residents ‘left to rot’ in cockroach-infested rubbish-filled estate set for demolition

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