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Cheshire West and Chester Council leader Mike Jones applauds handling of Rows repairs
Feb 18 2010 by Claire Devine, Chester Chronicle
LEADER of Cheshire West and Chester Council Cllr Mike Jones has applauded the way landlords Grosvenor are dealing with the emergency.
He said: “This is a frustrating situation but the council and Grosvenor are working to get things back to normal as soon as possible.
“Public safety is our number one priority because there is a dangerous structure notice on the building.
“We want to make sure that people are kept safe.
“I am impressed with the way this has been handled by Grosvenor who have gone above and beyond their legal responsibilities in dealing with this building.
“If every landlord were as responsible Chester would be a better place.”
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