Development
Stories, page 27
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Sutton's Pension Fund Assets Fully Managed by LCIV Following 'Fit for the Future' Regulations Sutton's Pension Fund assets are now entirely managed by the London Collective Investment Vehicle (LCIV), a significant development following the implementation of Fit for the...
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Love Lane Estate Management Plan Approved with £1.1m Budget for Regeneration Haringey Council's Cabinet has approved a £1.1 million budget for the Love Lane Estate Management Plan, a key component of the wider High Road West regeneration scheme. The...
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Demolition and 61 new homes approved at High Road West Haringey Council's Cabinet has approved the demolition of properties on High Road West and the construction of 61 new council homes as part of Phase 1A of the development. The...
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Merton tightens rules on Houses in Multiple Occupation Merton Council has moved to tighten regulations on Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) by recommending the permanent confirmation of an Article 4 Direction. This means that...
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Lewisham Council to Improve Corporate Enquiries System Lewisham Council is undertaking a comprehensive project to enhance its corporate enquiries system, aiming to create a more modern, integrated, and resident-focused service. The...
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Lewisham Council's Sustainable Development Committee to Focus on Climate and Ecological Crisis Lewisham Council's Sustainable Development Committee will focus its efforts on the climate and ecological crisis, with a work programme for 2026-27 that explicitly links...
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Bexley Leisure Centres Attract Over 2 Million Visitors Bexley's leisure centres are currently achieving over two million annual visits, marking a significant surge in popularity across the borough's facilities.
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Bexley Council Leader: Burr Farm Development Subject to Planning Application Bexley Council's Leader, Councillor David Leaf, has stated that any development at Burr Farm is subject to a live planning application, making it inappropriate to comment in...
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Council Communications Team boosts engagement by 41% Richmond upon Thames Council's Communications Team has achieved a significant 41% increase in social media impressions over the past year, a testament to their enhanced...
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Hampton Water Treatment Works to become 36 new homes Richmond upon Thames Council's Planning Committee has approved plans to convert the historic Hampton Water Treatment Works into 36 new homes and flexible business space. The...
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New care home refused over scale and design A proposal for an 80-bed residential care home in New Malden has been refused by Kingston upon Thames Council's Planning Committee due to concerns over its scale, massing, and...
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Kingston University Teaching Block Approved Despite Height and Scale Objections Kingston Council's Planning Committee has approved plans for a new five-storey teaching block for Kingston University, despite concerns raised by residents and heritage groups...
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Flats can become HMOs after condition removed Flats in Surbiton can now be converted into Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) after councillors voted to remove a restrictive condition. The Planning Committee of Kingston...
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Hyde Estate Road development to add 227 homes Barnet Council's Planning Committee has unanimously approved plans to increase the number of homes at the Hyde Estate Road development by 227, bringing the total to 1,564...
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Lambeth Council Boosts Re-letting of Empty Homes Amidst Ongoing Void Challenges Lambeth Council is implementing a new strategy to tackle the growing problem of empty homes across the borough, aiming to bring more properties back into use for residents in...
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Hadley Wood Eruv approved by Barnet Council Barnet Council's Planning Committee has approved the installation of an Eruv in Hadley Wood, a religious boundary that allows Orthodox Jewish individuals to carry items in...
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Lambeth Council to Increase Social Rent Housing Lambeth Council is set to significantly increase its provision of social rent housing as part of a broader strategy to tackle the borough's housing crisis. The Housing Scrutiny...
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Westminster City Council Reprofiles Capital Programme Due to £132.5m Underspend Westminster City Council's capital programme has been significantly reprofiled due to a substantial underspend of £132.5 million in the 2025/26 financial year. The Cabinet met...
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Lambeth Council Approves New Housing Quotas, Opposing Sadiq Khan's Reductions Lambeth Council has approved new housing quotas, a move that saw councillors debate and vote on several key issues during their meeting on Wednesday, July 15, 2026. The council...
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Barking and Dagenham Council Approves Plans for Three New Children's Homes to Reduce Costs and Improve Care Barking and Dagenham Council has approved plans to build three new children's homes, providing 17 new placements, as part of a strategy to reduce reliance on expensive external...