The Bedroom
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| Artists | Vincent van Gogh |
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| Dimensions | 74 cm x 92 cm |
| Created | 1889–September 1889 |
| Periods | Post-Impressionism |
| Medium | Oil paint |
| Part of series | Bedroom in Arles |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2599607 |
About The Bedroom
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...A plan to kill Brianna Ghey was found in The Bedroom of one of the 16-year-olds accused of murder, a court heard...
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... The court was previously told the girl, who did not know Miller, was only able to escape from The Bedroom after he fell asleep on the second night of her ordeal...
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... He also threatened Sarah, saying he would reveal footage of her inside The Bedroom...
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... As he tells it, they were poor, they fought, they put one of his eight siblings in a tumble dryer and dangled another out of The Bedroom window - but they looked out for each other...
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... " I m crazy worried, " he told as he showed them around The Bedroom where the youngest children sleep...
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... " He took his notebook and he went off to The Bedroom, wrote the lyrics very quickly, came back out and sang it...
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... " Secondly, there was a shirt laid out for Harry in The Bedroom upstairs, the sort of thing you might put on if you were expecting company...
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... " At one point we had mushrooms growing out the ceiling, leaks in The Bedroom and corridor, and water-flies everywhere...
Hackney housing: 'We had mushrooms growing from the ceiling'
By Yasmin RufoBBC News
A mum of three says she " doesn't know what to do any more" as she has had To Live for two years with mushrooms growing out of cracks in her ceiling.
Serena, from Hackney, told The Bbc there had been a stream of problems in her flat for over 10 Years .
She says the housing association, Peabody, has " left her and her sons in this condition without a care".
A Peabody spokesperson said: " We Are sorry for The Time it has taken to fully resolve the issues raised. "
The spokesperson added: " We understand that The Situation is frustrating, and we will be inspecting The Building and looking at what more we can do to stop the problems from reoccurring.
'Don't feel safe'Serena, a key worker in the NHS during the pandemic, said the cracks in her flat's ceiling and walls had been getting progressively worse.
" At one point we had mushrooms growing out the ceiling, leaks in The Bedroom and corridor, and water-flies everywhere.
" Now there's a huge crack running from the floor to the ceiling in my son's bedroom - it's clear there are subsidence issues, but Peabody won't acknowledge The Problem . "
She added: " My home is meant to be a place of comfort where me and My Family can be At Ease .
" I don't feel safe in My Own home any more. "
Serena says Peabody has sealed the cracks in the ceiling over 10 times since she's been in the property, but The Problem continues.
" It takes months, if not years, to get someone from the housing association to look at The Problem .
" They aren't interested in the underlying problems of subsidence, they just plaster over the cracks And Then disappear again.
" When they investigated The Mushrooms , they just pulled them out of the ceiling and gave me £300 in compensation.
" No One has ever issued me with an apology or acknowledged my request to be moved out of the property. "
'Like a prison'It's not just the physical impact of The Problem that is taking a toll on Serena and her family, it's also mental.
" My son has stopped sleeping in his bedroom because he's scared the ceiling might collapse on him.
" He feels like his own bedroom is like a prison.
" This is having a huge impact on his health and wellbeing. "
Hackney councillor and the Green Party candidate for Mayor of London, Zoe Garbett, told The Bbc she was " really shocked when I found out about The Mushrooms growing on The Wall of Serena's home; no-one should have To Live in these conditions.
" Too many people live in substandard housing. Landlords including housing associations need to listen to residents about the situations they are living in and find and fix the root cause of problems. "
A spokesperson for Peabody said: " We have paid compensation to The Resident by way of apology for the delays.
" There are some outstanding repairs still to do and we have agreed with The Resident that we will complete them by mid-June. "
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