Rawie Complex doomed?

Pilegron News
3/26/2023
A building in the Rawie Complex has to be destroyed to link up University Street and the extended Brunock Street. Public outrage from locals has lead to a petition against the demolition, which has garnered a great amount of support city-wide. A licensed demonstration march has been held last week on friday, where the residents and supporters from all over the city marched the streets in Embankment, demanding the street projects get cut back in favor of public housing projects. The City Council responsible for the road and demolition have stated that they prioritize social housing over street projects, but sacrifices have to be made in order for new districts to be allocated. The demolition will be executed next week.
Wren Whitaker
7/2/2025, 1 years ago.
It's a shame to see buildings torn down when so many need housing! I hope the City Council listens to the people and finds a better solution.
Lachlan Tirrell
7/2/2025, 1 years ago.
Progress is important, but surely there must be a way to achieve it without tearing down homes and displacing families.
Stanley Hawkins
7/2/2025, 1 years ago.
It's a shame to see such a thing happen. Progress shouldn't come at the cost of people's homes.
Levi Asher
7/2/2025, 1 years ago.
They say they prioritize public housing but then tear down buildings to make wider roads for carriages? It seems like empty promises.
Quinn Kirkland
7/2/2025, 1 years ago.
It's heartbreaking to see them tear down homes for wider roads. Surely there must be a better way to improve the city without displacing families.
Stephen Radford
7/2/2025, 1 years ago.
It's a real shame they have to tear down those buildings. I wonder if they could find another way to connect the streets?
Hazel Norton
7/2/2025, 1 years ago.
It's a terrible shame to see homes destroyed for wider roads. Surely progress shouldn't come at the expense of people's livelihoods.
Eliza Rowan
7/2/2025, 1 years ago.
It is deeply saddening to think of families losing their homes for the sake of wider roads. Surely there must be a more compassionate way to progress.
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