Trinity Rise
Lambeth Council's Cabinet decided in October 2026 to scrap regeneration plans for Trinity Rise, opting to retain existing homes.
Lambeth Council's Cabinet decided in October 2026 to scrap regeneration plans for Trinity Rise, a site intended for affordable homes. This decision means that 11 council-owned homes at Trinity Rise, which were previously proposed for demolition, will now be retained and maintained by the council. The Cabinet considered recommendations regarding the project during its meeting on 21 October 2026.
Trinity Rise was described as a regeneration project for a housing development site in Lambeth. The project aimed to develop affordable homes, but the council has now opted to maintain the existing properties. No further meetings are currently scheduled regarding the future of the Trinity Rise site.
Key facts
- Lambeth Council's Cabinet scrapped regeneration plans for Trinity Rise on 21 October 2026. Source
- The decision means 11 council-owned homes at Trinity Rise, proposed for demolition, will now be kept. Source
- The Cabinet meeting on 21 October 2026 considered recommendations regarding the removal of Trinity Rise from regeneration plans. Source
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