Councillor · Hackney
Councillor Abi Kingston
Green Party
Kings Park ward
Hackney
- Deputy Cabinet Member for Homelessness Prevention and Temporary Accommodation
- Stories naming Abi
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 6
- Latest story
- 3 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Abi Kingston highlighted the importance of acquisitions for homeless accommodation. The councillor presented the progress of a programme focusing on demand management, supply, and income generation. The councillor also stated that the Renters' Rights Act had made it harder for the council to secure private rented accommodation for families facing homelessness.
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Stories naming Councillor Abi Kingston
- Hackney Council Approves Acquisition of 448 Homes for Homeless Accommodation Councillor Abi Kingston, Deputy Cabinet Member for Homelessness Prevention and Temporary Accommodation, highlighted the importance of these acquisitions. "These acquisitions will provide high-quality, stable, self-contained temporary accommodation offering a significantly better and safer living environment for...
- Hackney Council to scrutinise private landlord licensing amid rising homelessness and shrinking rental market Councillor Abi Kingston, Deputy Cabinet Member for Homelessness Prevention and Temporary Accommodation, and council officers presented the programme's progress. The commission also agreed to the...
- Hackney tackles homelessness: £145m plan to boost housing The programme, which has been running for two years, focuses on three key workstreams: demand management, supply, and income generation. Councillor Abi Kingston, Deputy Cabinet Member for...
- Renters' Rights Act hits Hackney: prevention success drops 29% Councillor Abi Kingston, Deputy Cabinet Member for Homelessness Prevention and Temporary Accommodation, stated that the Renters' Rights Act had an "unintended consequence" of making private...
From meetings they attended
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