Housing
Stories, page 59
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Southwark Approves Age-Friendly Borough Initiative Southwark is set to become an even better place to grow old, with the council's Cabinet approving the Age-Friendly Borough Initiative. The initiative aims to ensure older...
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Kingston Council to Debate Tighter HMO Rules Kingston Council is set to debate stricter regulations on Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) following concerns about their impact on the borough.
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Camden Seeks New Homes & Communities Executive Director Camden Council is seeking a new Executive Director for Homes and Communities to lead its landlord services and champion tenants. The Audit and Corporate Governance (Appointment...
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Tower Hamlets Drafts Vision 2035: Opportunity for All? Tower Hamlets Council is drafting a Strategic Vision 2035, aiming to create a borough where opportunities are shared equally among all residents.
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Lewisham Considers Constitution Changes: Ward Assemblies Axed Lewisham Council is considering significant changes to its constitution, including the removal of Ward Assemblies, following a Governance Committee meeting that was adjourned...
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Ombudsman Finds Fault in Croydon Homelessness Case Croydon Council has been found at fault by the Local Government & Social Care Ombudsman (LGSCO) for its handling of a homelessness case, causing significant distress and...
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Croydon Council Seeks Director of Assets and Repairs to Oversee Housing and Regulatory Engagement Croydon Council is seeking a new Director of Assets and Repairs to oversee critical housing and maintenance functions, with a salary range of £129,900-135,064, reflecting the...
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Greenwich Invests £2.5M in Culture to Boost Economy Greenwich is set to bolster its cultural scene with a £2.5 million investment, Royal Borough of Greenwich's Cabinet Member Equality, Culture and Communities, Councillor Sandra...
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Greenwich Aims for 4,000 Housing Stock Condition Surveys Yearly Greenwich is ramping up its efforts to assess the condition of its housing stock, aiming to conduct 4,000 surveys annually. This initiative was highlighted during a recent...
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Three new homes approved for Durrell Road in Hammersmith and Fulham Hammersmith and Fulham's Planning and Development Control Committee has approved the construction of three new homes on Durrell Road, Munster. The decision was made at a meeting...
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Waltham Forest Intensifies Anti-Fraud Efforts: Property Recoveries, Blue Badge Seizures, and Employee Discipline Highlighted Waltham Forest Council is intensifying its fight against fraud, with recent efforts focused on recovering misappropriated properties and cracking down on Blue Badge misuse. The...
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Islington Faces £16M Budget Gap Next Year Due to Rising Inflation and Service Demand Islington Council is facing a significant financial challenge, with a projected £16 million budget shortfall for the 2026/27 financial year. This was the key finding of a recent...
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Bromley Council to Trial New Technology in Adult Social Care to Improve Service Delivery Bromley Council is trialling new technology in its Adult Social Care Service, including Intelligent Lilli and Magic Notes, as part of a broader effort to improve service...
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Islington Council Overspending in Housing Revenue Account Due to Damp, Mould, and Housing Disrepair Claims Islington Council is facing budget challenges due to overspending in its Housing Revenue Account (HRA), primarily driven by the increasing costs associated with tackling damp...
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Islington First in London to Receive Platinum Accreditation for Domestic Abuse Housing Support Islington has become the first council in London to achieve Platinum accreditation from the Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance (DAHA). This accomplishment, highlighting the...
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Haringey workforce: Agency staff down, pay bill reduced Haringey Council has successfully reduced its reliance on agency staff through a strategic drive to enhance workforce stability and improve cost efficiency, leading to a...
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Eltham Crematorium Projects £106K Underspend for 2025/26 Eltham Crematorium is projected to underspend by £106,172 for the 2025/26 financial year, according to a report presented at the Eltham Crematorium Joint Committee meeting on...
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Greenwich Council Revises Leaseholder Repayment Policy Greenwich Council is revising its Leaseholder Repayment Policy to provide more consistent and formal terms for leaseholders facing capital major works invoices. The changes aim...
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Southwark Council to Consult on Consort Estate Service Charge Info Southwark Council is set to consult with residents on service charge information related to the Consort Estate, following a review of major works charges to leaseholders. The...
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Warm spaces get £15k boost in Haringey Haringey's voluntary and community sector organisations are set to receive a £15,000 boost to provide warm spaces for residents this winter. The funding, approved by Councillor...