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Islington councils are currently assessing Rosehip House, a supported accommodation facility, for heat resilience challenges.

Islington councils are currently assessing Rosehip House, a supported accommodation facility, for heat resilience. The Environment, Climate and Transport Scrutiny Committee heard in October 2026 that adapting the borough's buildings to rising temperatures presents a complex issue, with findings from summer 2026 highlighting that heat resilience depends on buildings, people, and services.

The Health, Wellbeing and Adult Social Care Scrutiny Committee received an update on adult social care accommodation in October 2026. Rosehip House is a repurposed property for social care needs, and its assessment for heat resilience forms part of wider discussions on the borough's buildings.

Key facts

  1. The Environment, Climate and Transport Scrutiny Committee heard about heat resilience challenges in Islington buildings in October 2026. Source
  2. Findings from summer 2026 highlighted that heat resilience depends on buildings, people, and services. Source
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