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Housing Delivery Programme

1 story · discussed at 1 council meeting · 2 councils

Haringey and Bromley councils are progressing plans to deliver new affordable homes under their Housing Delivery Programmes, with a focus on disused land.

In September 2026, Haringey Council's Cabinet Member for Housing approved the appointment of a contractor to build 37 new homes at Woodridings Court N22. This decision aims to facilitate the development of affordable housing, including wheelchair-accessible properties, on disused council land.

Bromley Council is also advancing its Housing Delivery Programme, with plans to build 10 new homes on the Castlecombe Youth Centre site in Mottingham. In November 2025, the Renewal, Recreation and Housing Policy Development and Scrutiny Committee reviewed a Housing Delivery Update, requesting authorisation for land appropriation and an additional £4.85 million for the Capital programme.

Key facts

  1. Bromley Council's Renewal, Recreation and Housing Policy Development and Scrutiny Committee discussed a Housing Delivery Update on 18 November 2025. Source
  2. Bromley Council is set to build 10 new homes on the Castlecombe Youth Centre site in Mottingham. Source
  3. An additional £4.85 million spend was requested for Bromley's Capital programme for the Mottingham development. Source
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