Housing
Stories, page 26
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Haringey Council Expands Financial Support Team with £1.74 Million Investment Haringey Council has significantly expanded its financial support team as part of a broader initiative to assist residents facing financial hardship. The move, approved at a...
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Haringey tackles child poverty with new fund Haringey Council has launched a new fund to tackle child poverty and support residents facing financial hardship, with significant funding allocated to key initiatives.
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Haringey boosts support for struggling families Haringey Council has significantly boosted its support for struggling families by approving an interim policy for the 2026/27 Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF). The decision,...
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Harrow Council Increases Funding for Homes for Ukraine Scheme to £4.7 Million Harrow Council's Cabinet has approved an increase in funding for the Homes for Ukraine scheme, raising the total programme expenditure to an estimated maximum of £4.7 million....
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Wealdstone Centre motion to be reviewed Harrow Council's Cabinet is set to review a motion concerning the future community benefit of the Wealdstone Centre.
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Harrow Council approves £10.3m fund for low-income households Harrow Council's Cabinet has approved the allocation of a £10.3 million fund to support low-income households over the next three years. The Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF),...
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Wood Street development approved, adding six new homes and commercial space Waltham Forest Council's Planning Committee has granted permission for a new development on Wood Street, which will include the construction of six new homes and a commercial unit.
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Ealing Adopts New Housing Development Standards Ealing Council has adopted new housing development standards aimed at ensuring future homes are fit for purpose, sustainable, and enhance resident wellbeing. The Ealing...
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Ealing Council Approves 95 Affordable Homes at Bollo Yard Ealing Council's Cabinet has approved plans to acquire 95 affordable homes at Bollo Yard, South Acton, a decision hailed as “fantastic news” by Councillor Louise Brett, Deputy...
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Redbridge council explores community wealth building Redbridge Council is exploring strategies to foster community wealth building and enhance economic growth across the borough. The Regeneration and Economic Development Committee...
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McCloud Remedy Project On Track for 2026 Annual Benefit Statement The Westminster Pension Board has received positive updates on the progress of the McCloud remedy, a complex remediation scheme stemming from original pension changes in 2015...
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Lewisham Council Reports 21% Rise in Incidents, Verbal Abuse Dominates Lewisham Council has reported a significant 21% rise in incidents across its services, with verbal abuse emerging as the primary concern. The figures, presented at a Health and...
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Grenfell Inquiry commitments progress, dashboard to be public Kensington and Chelsea Council is making progress on its commitments stemming from the Grenfell Tower Inquiry, with a public-facing dashboard in development to track these...
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Lewisham Council Sees 460% Rise in Identified Fire Safety Actions, Straining Resources Lewisham Council has reported a significant 460% surge in identified fire safety actions, a substantial increase primarily attributed to a greater number of fire risk...
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Kensington and Chelsea Council Cyber Attack Recovery on Track, Data Breach Notification Imminent Kensington and Chelsea Council's recovery from a significant cyber attack in November 2025 is on track to restore all systems by Summer 2026, with 94% already back online. The...
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HMO plans to add 15 new rooms approved at 643 Fulham Road Hammersmith and Fulham's Planning and Development Control Committee has approved plans to increase the number of rooms in a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) by 15, bringing...
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Camden Council faces £90m budget gap due to rising demand and inflation Camden Council is facing a significant budget shortfall, with an estimated £85 million to £90 million in savings required by 2029 for the General Fund. The stark financial...
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Bexley Council Committee to Scrutinize BexleyCo Business Plan and Governance Amidst Concerns Bexley Council's Finance & Corporate Services Overview and Scrutiny Committee has committed to a closer examination of the BexleyCo business plan and its governance structures....
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Bexley Council's Future Bexley Framework faces scrutiny over complexity Bexley Council's Future Bexley Assurance Framework, designed to safeguard frontline services and ensure financial resilience, has been met with concerns over its complexity and...
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Camden to spend £60m on void property works Camden Council is set to spend £60 million on repairs and refurbishment works to voids over the next seven years, aiming to minimise turnaround times and maximise rental income.