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Islington Council is developing 60 new intergenerational extra-care units at Holloway Park.

Islington Council confirmed in April 2026 its plan to introduce 60 new intergenerational extra-care units at Holloway Park, with approximately 60% of these units allocated to residents over the age of 55. This decision was made at a Health, Wellbeing and Adult Social Care Scrutiny Committee meeting on April 20, 2026.

The project aims to allow more residents to remain close to their family and support networks, as highlighted by Councillor Sara Hyde, Executive Member for Health and Social Care. A report to the committee noted the focus on enabling residents to maintain independence and reducing care home admissions.

Key facts

  1. Islington Council plans 60 new intergenerational extra-care units at Holloway Park. Source
  2. Approximately 60% of units are for residents over 55. Source
  3. The decision was confirmed on April 20, 2026. Source
  4. Councillor Sara Hyde is Executive Member for Health and Social Care. Source
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  1. Islington Council to build 60 new intergenerational extra-care units at Holloway Park Islington Council is set to introduce 60 new intergenerational extra-care units at Holloway Park, with approximately 60% of these units allocated to residents over the age of 55. Islington 24 April 2026