Housing
Stories, page 13
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Tower Hamlets Council Approves 32 New Social-Rented Homes at Brunton Wharf Tower Hamlets Council's Cabinet has approved plans for 32 new social-rented homes at Brunton Wharf, a development that will also include significant improvements to landscaping...
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Kingston upon Thames Pension Fund faces software delays on McCloud Remedy implementation Kingston upon Thames Pension Fund faces significant delays in implementing the McCloud Remedy, a complex process requiring the recalculation of pensions for approximately 3,483...
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Tower Hamlets Faces Widespread Poverty Driven by Housing Costs and Low Pay Tower Hamlets faces a significant challenge with an estimated 117,000 to 130,000 residents living in poverty, despite the borough's economic success. This was highlighted during...
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Poverty in Tower Hamlets: 130,000 residents affected Tower Hamlets Faces Significant Poverty Challenge with Up to 130,000 Residents Affected
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Child Poverty in Tower Hamlets Skyrockets After Housing Costs, Report Reveals Child poverty in Tower Hamlets nearly doubles once housing costs are factored in, according to a recent report.
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Tower Hamlets Council Faces Housing Delivery Risks Due to Private Sector Reliance Tower Hamlets Council's strategic plan for 2026-2030 has identified significant risks to the delivery of its housing commitments, primarily stemming from the reliance on private...
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Citadel Place: 529 homes approved despite daylight concerns Lambeth Council's Planning Applications Committee has approved plans for the redevelopment of Citadel Place, a project set to deliver 529 new homes, including 156 affordable...
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Wyvil Road development to add 69 homes Lambeth Council's Planning Applications Committee has approved a development that will add 69 homes to the Wyvil Road site in Vauxhall, bringing the total to 347 homes.
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Lambeth council approves 46 new social rent homes Lambeth Council has approved plans for 46 new social rent homes as part of a wider development at 12-20 Wyvil Road in Vauxhall, significantly increasing the affordable housing...
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Islington Adult Social Care Exceeds Care Home Admission Target Amidst Strong Overall Performance Islington's adult social care services have seen an increase in admissions to residential and nursing care homes, exceeding the council's target for the 2025/26 financial year....
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Lewisham Council's Complaint Handling Criticised for Misclassification and Delays Lewisham Council's handling of complaints has been criticised, with a significant number of service requests being misclassified as formal complaints, inflating official figures...
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Redbridge approves new strategy for children in care Redbridge Council's Cabinet has approved a new strategy aimed at ensuring sufficient and appropriate accommodation for children in care and care-experienced young people.