Housing
Stories, page 6
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Supported housing review aims to optimise existing stock Barking and Dagenham Council is undertaking a comprehensive review of its supported housing provision with the aim of optimising existing stock and ensuring a more diverse range...
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Sutton Council approves 10-bedroom HMO in Wallington Sutton Council has approved a plan to convert a six-bedroom House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) into a ten-bedroom HMO in Wallington, despite objections from local residents.
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Barking and Dagenham Council targets March 2027 for 1,200 fire door retrofits ahead of RSH inspection Barking and Dagenham Council targets March 2027 for 1,200 fire door retrofits ahead of RSH inspection
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Barking and Dagenham Council Prepares for Housing Regulator Inspection in Early 2027 Barking and Dagenham Council is preparing for a comprehensive inspection by the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) between January and March 2027, following a self-referral in...
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Sutton Council Approves Eight New Homes at Worcester Park Burial Ground Despite Resident Objections Sutton Council Approves Eight New Homes at Worcester Park Burial Ground Despite Resident Objections
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Wandsworth to reform Council Tax Reduction scheme Wandsworth Council is set to reform its Council Tax Reduction (CTR) scheme, proposing significant changes to support working-age households facing financial challenges.
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Synagogue approved at 25 Amhurst Park despite housing loss and noise concerns Hackney Council's Planning Sub-Committee has approved a proposal for a synagogue at 25 Amhurst Park, despite concerns raised about the loss of housing and potential noise impacts.
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Hackney Council defers decision on 22 new homes at Wayman Court Car Park Hackney Council defers decision on 22 new homes at Wayman Court Car Park
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Council debates planning committee reform Tower Hamlets Council Debates Planning Committee Reforms
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Community centre accessibility a key petition topic Tower Hamlets Council to Review Community Centre Accessibility Following Petition
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Lewisham approves £668k for domestic violence women's service Lewisham Council has approved £668,162 in additional borrowing to fund capital works for a new high-needs domestic violence women's service, designed to support those whose...
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New strategy to boost community-led housing Lewisham Council Unveils New Strategy to Boost Community-Led Housing