Shepherds Bush penthouses offered to teachers in bid to tackle affordable homes crisis
Lavish penthouses in Shepherds Bush are being offered to teachers in a bid to tackle the housing crisis by Hammersmith
‘The Lib Dem vote is in freefall’: Twickenham Labour candidate aims to unseat Vince Cable in May
“It was a moment of madness really,” says Nick Grant, Twickenham’s Labour candidate for the general election, when asked why
Would Wandsworth elderly like to be beside the seaside? Council launches housing crisis strategy
A housing strategy which suggests shipping the elderly off to live by the seaside to free up social housing for
Essex ‘crook’ pleads guilty to fraud after trying to gain £100,000 discount through government scheme
An Essex doctor has pleaded guilty to fraud after attempting to purchase a Lambeth council property through the Right To
Homeless this Christmas? Shelter reveals South West London eviction and repossession hotspots
Sky-high housing costs mean that one in every 58 London households are at risk of losing their home. The Shelter
Treehouse of horror: Unscrupulous Clapham landlord rents ‘appalling and dangerous’ house with TREE growing through it
A house rented out for £40,000 a year was found to be unliveable and ‘a genuine danger’ by Lambeth Council
Wimbledon YMCA bring festive cheer to homeless this Christmas
More than 6,500 people slept rough last year in London, and Wimbledon’s YMCA hopes to help those who will be
Golden ginnel sells for £260,000 in Battersea – more than FOUR TIMES original estimate
A narrow passageway on Northcote Road, Battersea, wedged between a charity shop and a Starbucks, sold for more than a
Lambeth invests £490m to improve social housing and home 21,000 people on waiting list
A record £490million is being invested by Lambeth Council to improve housing after taking back the reigns of housing services
Fear and loathing in London: Renters risk health and are scared to ask rogue landlords for property repairs due to ‘revenge evictions’
Londoners fear asking rogue landlords to fix a property problem in case they become victims of revenge evictions, according to
Diane Abbott attacks ‘social cleansing’ and admits she’s unsure if she’ll stand for mayor at Brixton anti-cuts event
Diane Abbott MP attacked government policy ‘seeking to shift the poor out of central London’ at a South London People’s