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We managed to persuade the tenancy advisers to put out a leaflet, which said these are your rights — but they never circulated it. Cheyne and some of his former neighbours had to go into emergency accommodation while waiting to be rehoused. Some residents were moved outside east London: Peabody had properties in Westminster, so some were housed there, where rent was a lot more expensive. Cheyne was rehoused in east London but says his rent is more than double what it was in Clays Lane.

They dug small trenches, and crouched in the mud through one of the coldest winters for years, in order to find excavations ranging from a Bronze Age skeleton to an 18th century boat.

The ODA was legally required to get planning permission and to record the archaeology of the site. The site was heavily contaminated with chemical waste, from its industrial heyday, so Gardner wore a protective suit. Although the Olympics reshaped the landscape, the hills now enjoyed by residents and visitors are still sculpted landfill — shaped and moulded and sealed off, to protect a clean layer of topsoil for plants. Gardner wonders about how his role gives legitimacy to events such as the Olympics.

The university first planned to build south of the park, which controversially meant knocking down the Carpenters Estate. The estate is still standing, for now. But neither is it the forlorn and barren white elephant many suggested it might become.

But the place does, in its way, function. People live there, but many, many more people visit — and enjoy it. One Leyton resident says the park space was a godsend when he was on paternity leave. The first year that it opened it felt unimpressive — the trees had just been planted, it was quite bare and scrappy and there was a lot of building work — but year on year, as the park beds in naturally, it is getting better.

People go to the pool, the Copper Box gym, the velodrome and other facilities for recreation. Walking round the place as a visitor can feel a little like traversing a theme park with people living in it. Playful ways of marking territory such as MyE20 appear emblazoned on hills or in a pond; a deeply strange hunk of twisted steel from the World Trade Centre in the car park of the aquatics centre typifies the grandstanding absurdity of parts of this place, but there are more buildings still to come: residential, cultural, recreational.

The upshot will be new routes for drivers coming from the Blackwall Tunnel, creating huge rat runs through the park — not exactly a vision of a less car-reliant future. Some of the Olympic Park is already threatening to fray here and there; yet it still gives off an air of abnormal newness: impersonal but with free wifi.

From the comfortable charity coffee shop to the private security guards ushering you this way or that when events are on, the managed nature of the place seems to be its defining legacy. Park LIVE. What's On Discover what's on in the Park.

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