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Lots Road extra-care homes

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Kensington and Chelsea Council is planning new extra-care homes at Lots Road while addressing significant financial challenges.

Kensington and Chelsea Council is addressing substantial financial challenges, with an anticipated funding gap exceeding £120 million, according to a report to the Leadership Team in October 2026. The council's Asset Strategy for 2026-2030 proposes reducing its property holdings to ensure financial stability and continued service delivery.

The Lots Road extra-care homes project involves new homes planned by Kensington and Chelsea Council for Adult Social Care. The council's Leadership Team reviewed its Asset Strategy in October 2026, which advocates for a more streamlined, efficient, and better-utilised estate.

Key facts

  1. Kensington and Chelsea Council anticipates a funding gap exceeding £120 million. Source
  2. The council's Leadership Team reviewed its Asset Strategy for 2026-2030 in October 2026. Source
  3. The Asset Strategy proposes reducing the council's property holdings. Source
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