Housing
Stories, page 80
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Camden Council invests £100m in heating networks Camden Council is set to invest £100 million in its heating networks between 2025 and 2030, aiming to provide residents with efficient and reliable heating and hot water. The...
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Camden's Disability Job Hub helps 21 into paid work A Camden Council initiative, the Disability Job Hub, has successfully supported 21 residents with disabilities into paid employment. The hub, launched in April 2023, offers...
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Bexley Pension Fund Faces London CIV Cash Call Bexley Pension Fund is facing a £70,312 cash call from the London CIV (CIV), prompting scrutiny of the fund's financial management and investment strategies.
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Chadwell Heath Residents Voice Concerns Over High Road Development Redbridge residents in Chadwell Heath have voiced concerns over a proposed High Road development, which was discussed at a Redbridge Planning Committee meeting on Monday, June...
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Newham Council Seeks Director of Housing Needs Newham Council is seeking a new Director of Housing Needs to lead its housing strategy. The Chief Officer Appointments Sub-Committee convened on Monday, 23 June 2025, to...
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New Housing Development Approved for Hallsville Road A new housing development has been approved for Hallsville Road in Canning Town, Newham. The Newham Council Local Development Committee greenlit the project at its meeting on 23...
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Merton Extends Voluntary Sector Funding Amid Strategy Review Merton Council has extended funding for the voluntary sector for another financial year, 2026-2027, as it undertakes a review of its strategy for the sector. The decision was...
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Merton Council Faces £2.5M Overspend Amid Rising Service Demands Merton Council is grappling with a £2.5 million overspend, triggered by rising demands for essential services and inflationary pressures. The council's Cabinet convened on...
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Merton Council to Purchase Properties for Temporary Housing Merton Council is set to purchase properties to be used as temporary housing in an effort to address the growing housing crisis in the borough. The decision was made during a...
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Haringey to Review Housing Service Performance Trends Haringey Council's Housing, Planning and Development Scrutiny Panel met on Monday, June 23, 2025, to review housing service performance trends, discuss housing adaptations, and...
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Haringey Council Reviews Resident Engagement Strategy Haringey Council is reviewing its resident engagement strategy, with a focus on amplifying resident voices and improving housing services. The Housing, Planning and Development...
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Haringey Housing Adaptations See 90% Resident Satisfaction Haringey Council's housing adaptation program is achieving high marks from residents, with a 90% satisfaction rate reported. The Haringey Housing, Planning and Development...
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Hackney Council to Establish Housing Advisory Panel Hackney Council is set to establish a Housing Advisory Panel to navigate the changing regulatory landscape and improve services for residents. The decision was made during a...
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Gospel Oak residents to help shape new learning programme Gospel Oak residents will have the opportunity to shape a new learning programme designed to equip them with the skills and knowledge needed to actively participate in service...
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Tower Hamlets to Procure New Rough Sleeping Services Tower Hamlets Council is set to procure new rough sleeping services, aiming to provide specialist support for those living on the streets. The decision was made at a Cabinet...
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Greenwich Anti-Fraud Recovers 6 Properties Greenwich's anti-fraud efforts have recovered six properties, including five council tenancies and one registered social landlord (RSL) property, according to a report presented...
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Wandsworth Council to Purchase iPads for Housing Inspections Wandsworth Council is set to equip its housing inspection teams with iPads, a move aimed at streamlining operations and enhancing service delivery. The decision came to light...
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Wandsworth Expands Mould Removal Team After Complaints Following a surge in complaints regarding damp and mould, Wandsworth Council is expanding its mould removal team. The move comes after a recent Housing Overview and Scrutiny...
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Lewisham Council Faces £30M Budget Shortfall Lewisham Council is grappling with a £30 million budget shortfall, prompting a review of services and potential cost-cutting measures. The Housing Select Committee met on...
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Lewisham Council to Review Housing Allocation Policy Lewisham Council is set to review its Housing Allocation Policy, with proposed minor amendments scheduled for discussion at the Housing Select Committee meeting on Wednesday, 18...