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    Yes Kevin.

    Many people (Hugh Grant included) seem to think that the flats in some way block a view that, from the town, would be blocked just as much by a two storey building.

    And in terms of precedent (for what it may be worth for the sake of any planning bores) we should remember the height of the hotel that stood on part of the site before.

    As for the flats themselves, they are in fact of a good example of what public housing can be (so good they fetch quite good prices). The flats have a double aspect, some lovely details in and around the building/gardens (I miss the fountains) and the whole thing is well thought out. Don't get me wrong, they aren't the most amazing lock of flats ever, but I think most critism of them (my partner included) is a little ignorant.

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