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knowledge and information management strategy

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Lewisham Council recently approved new ICT systems to manage information for housing services.

Lewisham Council's Mayor and Cabinet approved new information and communications technology (ICT) systems in February 2026 to manage housing services, aiming to enhance service delivery and ensure regulatory compliance. These systems will handle repairs, maintenance, housing needs, and refugee services, supporting functions such as contractor oversight, field services, lone worker safety, applicant assessments, and housing registers.

This decision by Lewisham Council represents the most recent development in managing and organising information assets for specific services. There are currently no further council discussions or decisions scheduled regarding a broader knowledge and information management strategy across the councils.

Key facts

  1. Lewisham Council's Mayor and Cabinet approved new ICT systems for housing services in February 2026. Source
  2. The approved systems will manage repairs, maintenance, housing needs, and refugee services. Source
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