Issue

Community Benefit Rent Reduction (CBRR) scheme

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Tower Hamlets Council recently approved a 15-year lease renewal for The Highway Clubs charity, including an 80% Community Benefit Rent Reduction grant.

Tower Hamlets Council's Cabinet approved a 15-year lease renewal for The Highway Clubs charity in March 2026, which includes the potential for an 80% Community Benefit Rent Reduction (CBRR) grant. This decision aims to secure the charity's long-term future, reducing its net annual rent from £78,000 to £15,600.

The Community Benefit Rent Reduction (CBRR) scheme is a grant managed by Tower Hamlets Council that can reduce the annual rent for community organisations based on their service and strategic benefits. No further discussions or decisions regarding the CBRR scheme are currently scheduled in the supplied material.

Key facts

  1. Tower Hamlets Council's Cabinet approved a 15-year lease renewal for The Highway Clubs charity in March 2026. Source
  2. The lease includes potential for an 80% Community Benefit Rent Reduction (CBRR) grant. Source
  3. This grant would reduce the charity's net annual rent from £78,000 to £15,600. Source
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