Residents have come together to call for free internet access for people living in temporary accommodation. Last week Members of the Lewisham and Greenwich Citizens (LGC) group and Lewisham Refugee and Migrant... Read more »
London local authorities say there’s been a surge in landlords withdrawing from the sector providing temporary accommodation for homeless households. A survey by the umbrella organisation called London Councils reveals that between September 2022... Read more »
Knight Frank has appointed a temporary head of lettings in what it calls its “strategically important” Chelsea office in London. Willow Bushnell is head of lettings as maternity cover for Ellie White.... Read more »
For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails The UK is set to... Read more »
By Robert Firth, Local Democracy Reporter Homeless families are spending up to a decade living in hostels – costing councils millions of pounds in the process. One Lewisham family spent more than... Read more »
I hadn’t been to Printworks, the six thousand-capacity nightclub and events venue in south London, before this month. I doubt I would have been at all if it weren’t facing demolition. I... Read more »
By Joe Talora, Local Democracy Reporter Temporary segregated cycle lanes linking London Bridge and Tower Bridge are to be made permanent following a public consultation held by Transport for London (TfL). The... Read more »
Thames Water has become the latest water company to announce plans for a hosepipe ban, amid fears that Britain is teetering on the edge of a drought. In a move that will... Read more »
Temporary traffic lights at a major cross roads in Liverpool City Centre are stuck on red, causing delays. Four sets of temporary traffic lights on Prescot Street at the junctions of Daulby... Read more »
A “totally inappropriate” temporary court building erected 35 years ago in Snaresbrook is still in use today despite government assurances that it would only stand for five years. In 1987, Redbridge Council... Read more »
