New Affordable Homes Programme
Harrow Council's Cabinet approved a £751 million, 10-year plan for new affordable homes in February 2026.
Harrow Council's Cabinet approved a £751 million, 10-year plan for new affordable homes on February 19, 2026. This programme aims to deliver approximately 1,100 new council homes by 2036. A significant portion, £572 million, is allocated to the New Affordable Homes Programme itself, with additional funds for existing housing improvements and decarbonisation.
The plan, part of the Housing Revenue Account capital programme, will be financed through HRA resources and external funding. It includes £162.9 million for improvements to existing housing stock and £16.4 million for decarbonisation and retrofit measures.
Key facts
- Harrow Council's Cabinet approved a £751 million, 10-year plan for new affordable homes on February 19, 2026. Source
- The plan aims to deliver approximately 1,100 new council homes by 2036. Source
- £572 million is allocated to the New Affordable Homes Programme. Source
- £162.9 million is for improvements to existing housing stock. Source
- £16.4 million is for decarbonisation and retrofit measures. Source
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