Walthamstow Stadium site development: Residents told to move out

People living on a former east London stadium site say they are devastated about having to leave their homes for four years, or permanently.
Nearly 30 tenants privately renting from housing association L&Q on the ex-Walthamstow Stadium complex must move out so work to fix problems with the original build can be carried out.
Work will be done in 20-week phases on a block-by-block basis over four years.
L&Q said it would offer a £5,000 discretionary payment per household.
It said it needed 28 properties back to use as temporary accommodation for other residents while remedial work took place across the 294-home estate.
The estate is made up of shared owners, lease holders and social and private tenants.
Walthamstow Stadium was regarded as the leading greyhound racing stadium in Britain following the closure of White City in 1984. The stadium closed in 2008.

Rebecca Help, 43, is receiving treatment for breast cancer and lives in a flat on the development.
"It's really stressful, which I don't really need," she said.
"I'm trying to put it to the back of my mind so I don't get too stressed about it - but that's difficult."
She says she cannot face the prospect of moving house at the moment.
"It's awful, I can't even put myself there right now," Ms Help added.

L&Q has said it will try to help people find accommodation but that could leave some residents trying to find properties privately.
Competition for rental properties in London is pushing up prices. Hotel worker and father of three, Muhammed, says his family will be priced out of the area.
"Even if I go towards Chingford, the minimum is at least £2,000 and I can't afford it.
"I always pay my rent on time so what happened? All of a sudden.. just to make other tenants happy… you have to kick me out.. what about my family":[]}