Century-old Isleworth allotments saved after a decade-long development battle
Hounslow Council has secured a 24-year lease to protect Park Road allotments in Isleworth following a 10-year-long development battle. The
Putney MP calls for urgent action to tackle building safety crisis
Putney MP Fleur Anderson has called for urgent action to address the borough’s building safety crisis as the number of
Kensington pupils’ art adds splash of colour to new home developments
Pupils who won an art competition to design images for two Kensington housing development hoardings have seen their artwork come
South west London Councils are spending less on construction
Spending on construction
Labour and Conservatives clash over housing in Wandsworth
Conservative councillors in Wandsworth have been slammed by their Labour colleagues, who claim they filibustered a council motion about housing
‘It’s like the building down the road telling us we need to pay their service charges’ – shared owners speak out on lease terms
Shared ownership residents in a Battersea estate claim they have been paying service fees of up to £550 per month
London landmark Battersea Power Station officially opens to residents
Battersea Power Station officially opened to residents with a stunning light show this week. The former coal-fired power station is
York Gardens trees begin to fall after council wins High Court battle to evict protesters
Tree fellers have begun to cut down trees in York Gardens after protesters, who have occupied the site for over
York Gardens protester facing High Court over three-week occupation to save the trees
The lead protester behind a three-week occupation to save hundreds of trees in Battersea’s York Gardens will face a hearing
Residents frustrated as tree felling continues on Kensington estate
The battle to stop tree felling on Wornington Green estate in Kensington continues for residents as a housing developer plans