Living at Thamesmead, 1973, part 10 - Council committee meeting discussing estate

The Thames Mead Community Association discusses concerns about the readiness of the area for new residents, focusing on services, public transport, and resident demographics. They agree to seek clarification from the GLC. The meeting also addresses high rents in Thames Neath, with a call to continue the campaign against unfair rents.

What are the main concerns of the Thames Mead Community Association regarding the readiness of the area for new residents?

• Presence of sports complexes

• Access to entertainment facilities

• Proximity to shopping centers

• Availability of schools and social services

What is the primary concern related to public transport in Thames Mead?

• High taxi fares

• Lack of train services

• Insufficient bus services

• Poor road conditions

Who are the groups of people that the community is concerned about moving into Thames Mead?

• Artists

• Tourists

• Families with young children

• Business professionals

What is the distance to the nearest post office from the new housing area?

• Two miles

• One mile

• Half a mile

• A quarter of a mile

What has the GLC's expert suggested regarding the rents in Thames Neath?

• Rents should be increased by one third

• Rents should remain the same

• Rents should be cut by one third

• Rents should be doubled