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"To know when the kids turn three there should be a significant decrease and there will be an increase, we feel a little bit betrayed."

Levi Schapiro expressed that for the majority of Charedi families, owning a car is an essential part of life, especially for transporting children to and from school.

Zoe Goodman, a leaseholder at Pitcairn House, expressed frustration over the service charges she pays, stating it's 'bonkers' to pay for such an 'abysmal' repair service. She highlighted that while she spends a significant amount on service charges, residents in better-managed private properties pay less for superior amenities. Goodman emphasized that leaseholders are effectively compensating for the council's negligence regarding investment in essential repairs, noting their grievances with ongoing leak issues and inadequate service.

Sarah Bourke, the assistant coroner, noted, "During the course of the inquest, the evidence revealed matters giving rise to concern. In my opinion, there is a risk that future deaths could occur unless action is taken." This indicates that without intervention from the council, similar tragedies could happen again.

Hackney Council's initiative for a green corridor is aimed at reducing pollution and improving safety at dangerous junctions—but local cycling advocates criticize the adequacy of these plans.