#social-housing

#social-housing

A public art trail in North London celebrates community creativity and heritage through 12 site-specific installations informed by local resident feedback.

Stephen Duckworth was a dedicated advocate for social housing and community causes, profoundly impacting North Kensington and beyond.

Many primary school children in England face homelessness this Christmas, highlighting a severe housing crisis.

Councils overspent on homelessness budgets by £330 million, risking bankruptcy due to rising costs compared to government subsidies.

Angela Rayner proposes restrictions on new council homes under the Right to Buy scheme to combat homelessness.

Peabody's negligence exemplifies the lack of accountability in social housing, hindering tenant welfare and safety.

Housing associations continue to ignore tenant complaints, revealing systemic issues in the management of social housing.

A mother faces a prolonged ceiling collapse in her rented home, struggling to secure repairs from local authorities despite repeated visits.

Modulus Matrix is an innovative social housing project that prioritizes flexibility, community engagement, and sustainability in its design.

The Universeine building exemplifies sustainable urban development and adaptable architecture for the 2024 Summer Games.

Families in London face staggering wait times of over 100 years for affordable housing, highlighting a significant housing crisis.

Camden Council is creating quality temporary accommodation to address the housing crisis affecting many Londoners.

Provivienda, an NGO in Spain, is addressing the housing crisis by providing affordable rentals, showcasing innovation in social housing solutions.

Residents went 12 days without running water due to a supply pipe issue, leading to significant distress and concerns over health and hygiene.

Britain's housing policies aim to increase home availability but neglect critical issues of affordability and homelessness.

Councils managing public housing face severe financial difficulties, threatening their ability to maintain and expand housing developments.

Wandsworth Council is facing significant fire safety and property condition issues, as highlighted by a report from the Government's Regulator of Social Housing.

West London council acknowledges risks in acquiring 290 properties post-Grenfell, now deemed unsafe for social housing.

Newham Council received a C4 grading for severe neglect in safety and maintenance standards.

The Southwark tube station development shifts from commercial to residential, featuring student housing and council homes.

New residential towers in Shoreditch aim to provide co-living spaces to help address London's housing crisis.

Kingston Council was fined £10,000 for neglecting to install essential adaptations in a disabled tenant's home, highlighting systemic failures in housing response.

Croydon council's inspection and repair delays resulted in severe maladministration, causing significant distress for residents affected by damp and mould.

The proposal aims to address the housing crisis by establishing a state construction company to build 35,000 homes yearly, funded by Apple Tax.

The report suggests San Francisco could revolutionize housing with mixed-income social housing, moving toward treating it as a public good rather than a profit-driven commodity.

Councils are under severe financial strain, leading to anticipated cuts in housing projects and potential home sales to balance budgets.

The article urges for a comprehensive housing policy that prioritizes efficient resource use to address a deficit of 256,000 homes.

Changes will limit tenant purchase of council homes to increase the stock of socially rented housing in England.

The decline of social housing in England, from a third to 16%, reflects a growing housing crisis exacerbated by policies like the Right To Buy.

Volunteers provide essential support for residents at St Broc's House, assisting with minor household repairs and enhancing the quality of life for tenants.

Labour plans for all social homes to achieve an EPC rating of at least C by 2030 to cut fuel bills and support climate goals.