Old Addeyans Sports Club pavilion on Blackheath, south-east London is described as having fallen into long-term disrepair after its former live-in caretaker was evicted about two decades ago. According to the report, Tony Kay once served as the caretaker of the community sports centre, which at the time was said to be thriving and used as a local hub. After Kay’s eviction, the pavilion is reported to have been left unattended, becoming overgrown with weeds and increasingly ignored. The article frames the current condition of the site as a sign of neglect, noting that the facility is no longer maintained in a way that reflects its earlier role in the community.
The provided source does not include details on who ordered the eviction, the reasons for it, or which organisations are responsible for maintenance today. It also does not provide independent verification or additional accounts from local authorities, sports groups, or residents. The report focuses on the visible deterioration of the pavilion and links it to the loss of the caretaker role.
