Decarbonisation and retrofit measures
Harrow Council's Cabinet has approved funding for decarbonisation and retrofit measures as part of a new affordable homes plan.
Harrow Council's Cabinet approved £16.4 million for decarbonisation and retrofit measures in February 2026. This funding is part of a larger £751 million, 10-year plan to deliver approximately 1,100 new affordable council homes by 2036, as outlined in the Housing Revenue Account capital programme.
The investment in decarbonisation and retrofit measures aims to reduce the carbon footprint of buildings and improve their energy efficiency. The overall plan, approved by the Cabinet, also allocates £162.9 million for improvements to existing housing stock and £572 million for the New Affordable Homes Programme.
Key facts
- Harrow Council's Cabinet approved £16.4 million for decarbonisation and retrofit measures in February 2026. Source
- The approval was part of a £751 million, 10-year plan for affordable homes. Source
- The plan aims to build approximately 1,100 new council homes by 2036. Source
- The plan includes £162.9 million for improvements to existing housing stock. Source
- The New Affordable Homes Programme is allocated £572 million. Source
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