Deputy Leader (Housing and Regeneration)
Waltham Forest Council's Deputy Leader for Housing and Regeneration is currently overseeing the refurbishment of Hatherley Mews and changes to the Fellowship Square development.
The Deputy Leader (Housing and Regeneration) is involved in the refurbishment of Hatherley Mews, a historic Walthamstow site. Waltham Forest Council approved a contract for this project on June 23, 2026, to revitalise the mews for creative, cultural, and commercial uses. Councillor Eva Tabbasam, who holds the role, consulted on this decision.
In December 2025, Waltham Forest Council's Cabinet approved changes to the Fellowship Square Development Agreement, including adjustments to land payments and housing tenure. This decision aims to ensure housing delivery, converting Willow House to a Build To Rent scheme and designating Block H at Fellowship Square for affordable housing.
No upcoming meetings or decisions directly related to the Deputy Leader (Housing and Regeneration) role have been announced. The role, a senior political position at Waltham Forest Council, is responsible for housing and regeneration policy, overseeing projects such as the London Secure Children's Home development, approved in October 2025.
Key facts
- Waltham Forest Council approved a contract for Hatherley Mews refurbishment on June 23, 2026. Source
- Waltham Forest Council's Cabinet approved Fellowship Square land deal changes on December 02, 2025. Source
- Willow House will be converted to a 100% Build To Rent scheme. Source
- Block H at Fellowship Square will be 46% Affordable Housing. Source
- Waltham Forest Council decided to be development manager for the London Secure Children's Home on October 07, 2025. Source
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