Islington Council must pay £2,700 to a homeless woman it left stranded for several months while she was awaiting surgery for her chronic health condition.
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Ordinary repairs are being delayed for the City of London Corporation’s social homes after a major contractor suspended its services.
The Mayor of London and ministers must intervene to stop the collapse of Build-to- Rent (BTR) properties across the capital, business groups have warned.
Just 6,325 private sector homes broke ground in London in the first three months of 2026, new data has revealed – equivalent to seven per cent of the Mayor’s...
The next London Plan will be “streamlined” to ensure new housing schemes flourish across the capital, City Hall have said.
Islington Council’s leader has named her new deputy and appointed several other councillors to new jobs in her post-election reshuffle.
City Hall will launch a probe into how high service charges are impacting London’s housing crisis, the Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) can reveal.
New data has revealed where living alone takes up the biggest proportion of a single person's salary, and surprisingly London isn’t top of the list.
A watchdog has criticised Islington Council over serious failings in how it manages thousands of social homes in the borough.
In preparation for polling day this Thursday, we have some election manifestos from your Islington candidates.
Two in five young adults are likely to leave London in the next five years due to crime levels, stalling career opportunities and high rental costs, new...
The push to “build baby build” as Housing Secretary Steve Reed recently said won’t necessarily solve the city’s housing crisis because supply is not the...
Londoners will finally see the light at the end of the tunnel in 2026 when it comes to the city’s enduring accommodation crisis, the Deputy Mayor responsible...
Londoners trapped in high-rise buildings with dangerous cladding could see repairs speed up significantly under new reforms announced this month.
London’s lack of preparedness for extreme heat could see more than £200million lost in productivity annually by 2030, new research has suggested.
A block of Central London flats plagued by years of delays are expected to have cost the local authority over 25 per cent more than originally estimated, the...
James Dunnett asks why we should lose our ever decreasing green spaces in the bid to build more housing
Dangerous cladding on the capital’s high-rise buildings won’t be fixed “for some time”, the Mayor of London has admitted as he said London was uniquely...
The Mayor of London has been urged to “stand up for leaseholders” after refusing to commit to converting all City Hall-backed developments to give homeowners a...
London’s boroughs have been asked to commit to basic living standards in temporary accommodation as new analysis reveals the crisis is getting worse in almost...
Middlesex University project involves reimaging church space to house local museum
Estate regeneration schemes across London are leading to worsening living conditions, mass displacement and a loss of social homes, the Mayor of London has...
Low awareness in London of new renters’ rights legislation could undermine major new reforms set to come into force in May, ministers have been warned.
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