Showing posts with label social housing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social housing. Show all posts
Thursday, 8 May 2025

UPDATE: Brent Council refers itself to Housing Regulator as result of finding weaknesses in its actions to ensure compliance

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  Brent Council is writing to its tenants and leaseholders after it referred itself to the Housing Regulator in relation to its previous bui...
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Monday, 5 August 2024

Hereford House/Exeter Court at Planning Committee on Wednesday offers fewer social homes than at present.

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  Existing Hereford House and Exeter Court   The planned new buildings The long awaited plans for the South Kilburn Hereford House and Exete...
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Thursday, 25 April 2024

Cllr Tatler taken to task on regeneration issues

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  Tuesday's Resources and Public Realm Committee was the swan song of the Committee as it was the last one of the municipal year and i...
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Wednesday, 3 May 2023

The Green Party's Right Homes, Right Place, Right Price Charter - applicable to Brent?

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 We don't have council elections in Brent until 2025 but given the housing crisis and the debate over affordability I thought readers ma...
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Thursday, 23 March 2023

£1.32m boost for energy efficiency measures in 127 units of Brent's social housing

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127 units of Brent Councils' most energy inefficient social housing stock are to benefit from a £1.32m grant from the Social Housing Dec...
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Saturday, 10 September 2022

Newland Court residents call on Kilburn Times to cover their concerns over Brent's infill proposals

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  Newland Court   The residents of Newland Court and Grendon Gardens have written to the editor of the Brent and Kilburn Times asking him re...
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Wednesday, 17 August 2022

Planning Committee dumps Brent Poverty Commission recommendations on social rent and leave disabled residents of Rokesby Place in the lurch

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  The recommendation accepted by Brent Cabinet in September 2020 The Planning Committee tonight failed to challenge the change of tenure fro...
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Monday, 8 November 2021

Brent Council to purchase leasehold on 155 units in Alperton Bus Garage development at average of £280k per home

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  The Brent Cabinet this morning is set to approve purchase of a 50 year lease on 155 out of the 461 units in the  Telford Homes Alperton Bu...
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Sunday, 24 January 2021

Questions are asked as Brent's key worker housing in Wembley Park opens for applications

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  Still from Virtual Tour (see links below) I've long been an advocate of key worker housing provision in the borough having seen young ...
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