Housing
Stories, page 75
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Barnet Council Addresses Housing Crisis with Gov't Support Barnet Council has addressed the borough's housing crisis with a motion welcoming government support, as discussed in a council meeting on 8 July 2025.
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East Lane Theatre Faces Rent Hike, Uncertain Future The East Lane Theatre is facing an uncertain future after a proposed rent increase was criticised during a Brent Council meeting. The theatre, a community staple since 1936,...
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Homeless Get Dental Care Thanks to Bromley Healthcare Bromley Healthcare has implemented a dental service for homeless individuals, providing oral health advice and clinical follow-up appointments. The service is delivered in...
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Brent Reviewing Housing's Role in Safeguarding Failures Brent Council is reviewing the role of housing in safeguarding failures, particularly concerning adults with substance misuse issues.
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Brent Safeguarding Adults Board Prioritizes Self-Neglect, Substance Misuse, and Housing The Brent Safeguarding Adults Board (SAB) is prioritising self-neglect and substance misuse, alongside housing, as key areas of focus for the coming year. The announcement came...
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Kingston Grants Awarded to Man & Boy, Voices of Hope Two local organisations, Man & Boy and Voices of Hope, have been awarded Neighbourhood Community Grants of £3,000 each by the Kingston and North Kingston Neighbourhood Committee.
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Sidcup Office Block Extension Approved Despite 'Hideous' Label Sidcup residents will soon see a new addition to their skyline as Bexley Council's Planning Committee has approved an extension to Roxby House at 20-22 Station Road, despite one...
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K&C Reviews Support for Homeless Families in B&Bs Kensington and Chelsea Council is reviewing its support for homeless families placed in bed and breakfast accommodation (B&Bs) and commercial hotels, recognising the challenges...
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Ealing Council to Scrutinise AI Use and Homelessness Services as Part of 2025-26 Scrutiny Work Programmes Ealing Council is set to examine its use of artificial intelligence, the effectiveness of its services for the homeless, and the outcome of the Social Housing inspection, as...
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Greenwich Council Secured £9.4M in New Planning Obligations Greenwich Council has secured £9.4 million in new planning obligations during the 2024/25 financial year, according to a report presented at the Transport and Place Scrutiny...
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Enfield Pension Fund Responds to LGPS 'Access and Fairness' Consult The Enfield Pension Fund is preparing to respond to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) consultation on proposed changes to the Local Government...
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Greenwich Council Local Plan Consultation Set for Oct 2025 Greenwich Council is preparing for a public consultation on its new Local Plan, scheduled to begin in October 2025. The announcement was made during a Transport and Place...
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Southwark Council Questions Nursing Home Delivery Approach Southwark Council is reviewing its approach to delivering a new nursing home on Asylum Road, following concerns raised by the Health and Social Care Scrutiny Commission. The...
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Wandsworth Council Supports Residents Through Universal Credit Migration and Adapts Council Tax Reduction Scheme Wandsworth Council is proactively supporting residents through the ongoing migration to Universal Credit, while also adapting its Council Tax Reduction Scheme to better serve...
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Westminster to Revamp Housing Contracts with Resident Focus Westminster City Council is set to revamp its housing term partnership contracts, placing a greater emphasis on resident satisfaction, service quality, and value for money.
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Purley Residents Oppose HMO Conversion on Brighton Road Purley residents have voiced their opposition to a planning application for the conversion of a single dwellinghouse into a 6-bedroom, 9-person House in Multiple Occupation...
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Haringey to Tackle Fuel Poverty with New Funding Haringey Council is set to receive over £1 million in funding to combat fuel poverty and support local businesses, thanks to a grant from the Greater London Authority (GLA). The...
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Free School Meal Eligibility Extended in Ealing Ealing Council has extended eligibility for means-tested free school meals (FSM) to all children in households receiving Universal Credit, effective from September 2025. The...
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Hackney Council Reduces Overspend but Faces Ongoing Financial Challenges in Housing and Social Care Hackney Council has made strides in reducing its projected overspend for the 2024/25 financial year, but significant financial challenges remain, particularly in housing and...
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Enfield Council to Vote on Housing & Growth Strategy 2025-2030 Enfield Council is set to vote on its Housing & Growth Strategy 2025-2030, a plan designed to address the borough's housing needs through partnership and long-term investment....