Fears planning changes could create “loophole” where Green Belt landowners are encouraged to degrade their land
housing
The council had come under fire in recent years after building up a huge repairs backlog
Hale Wharf has seen 505 new homes built on a brownfield side beside the River Lee Navigation
Tino Leone was the founder of a community group representing temporary housing residents on Love Lane Estate
The mayor has spent years arguing for the creation of a ‘London Private Rent Commission’ to implement caps on the amount landlords can charge
Work got started on just 150 properties under the mayor’s affordable homes programme between April and June this year
The project includes 202 social rent homes and is being backed by £20million in 'levelling up' funding from the government
The scheme in Clarendon Road would also include "affordable workspace" on the ground floor
The recently completed scheme of 80 flats has been named Nilgun Canver Court in tribute to the former cabinet member who died in 2017
A “lack of capacity” among housing associations dealing with high costs and tough economy means system is “creaking at the seams”
The London mayor has welcomed the arrival of a new government but that he would be lobbying it to help tackle the housing crisis
Residents of Page High Estate in Wood Green have been told by Sanctuary Housing that their annual bills will be rising by more than £1,500
They had failed to obtain a HMO licence for the property from Haringey Council
London mayor said to have used language which “could be misinterpreted by the average person”
30 new homes will be constructed on Arundel and Baldewyne Courts in Landsdowne Road however residents are concerned about loss of parking
An inspection by Haringey Council found the property was occupied by seven different households without permission
Last year alone Haringey received more than 4,000 homeless applications
The redevelopment of land formerly occupied by St Ann's Hospital is set to deliver up to 995 homes across multiple phases, with 60% classed 'affordable'
Green mayoral candidate Zoë Garbett would demand powers to freeze capital’s private rents for two years and establish a ‘rent commission’
Analysis from London Labour reveals that 2,566 fewer homes have been completed on average in Conservative boroughs since 2016
Between October and December last year work began on just 580 new homes across the capital
Similar plans were proposed last week by Khan’s Liberal Democrat rival Rob Blackie
Rob Blackie pledges to reinvest any profits into delivering more homes
Building eight flats on the site of Fortis Green Tennis Club would "safeguard its long-term viability"
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