London football academy threatened with closure as council eviction looms
Briefly

Football Samurai Academy in North Acton, serving over 360 children, has been issued an eviction notice without prior consultation by the local council. Director Hideyuki Miyahara emphasizes the risk of closure due to eviction, expressing concerns over the treatment of community organizations. Ealing Council claims the academy lacks an active lease and has engaged in legal discussions regarding the eviction. Despite claims of a previously planned lease extension and investing over £150,000, including £70,000 in a new 3G pitch, the academy now faces uncertainty about its future operations and events planned for 2024.
Ealing Council issued an eviction notice to Football Samurai Academy, claiming they lack a lease, despite years of investment and a proposed lease extension.
Academy director Hidehikiyu Miyahara highlighted risks of closure due to eviction, expressing concerns over transparency and accountability from the local council.
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