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The Livesey Trust

1 story · discussed at 1 council meeting · 2 councils

Southwark Council is considering a lease extension for the Livesey building, occupied by a specialist SEND school.

In January 2026, Southwark Council's Cabinet (Livesey Trust) Committee reviewed the annual report for The Livesey Trust, an organisation. At this meeting, Treasure House (London) CIC, a specialist school for young people with special educational needs and disabilities, sought an extension to its peppercorn lease on the Livesey building to support capital grant applications.

The annual report detailed Treasure House's operations, including investments of £27,767 in maintaining and improving the Livesey building. The council committee discussed the school's request for a lease extension, which is intended to strengthen its ability to secure future funding for its work.

Key facts

  1. Southwark Council's Cabinet (Livesey Trust) Committee reviewed The Livesey Trust's annual report in January 2026. Source
  2. Treasure House (London) CIC is seeking an extension to its peppercorn lease on the Livesey building. Source
  3. The lease extension is sought to strengthen applications for capital grants. Source
  4. Treasure House (London) CIC invested £27,767 in maintaining and improving the Livesey building. Source
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  1. Specialist SEND school seeks lease extension Treasure House (London) CIC, a specialist school for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), is seeking an extension to its lease on the Livesey... Southwark 10 January 2026