Lambeth Council has launched a website where people can contribute their ideas for changes that are needed to create more space to help social distancing as we adapt to the changes to coronavirus restrictions the Government has announced.
Thank you to those who signed our petition on the scaffolding outside 98 – 121 Gaywood Close back in February. We have some news on this campaign
In April Lambeth Council said our damp survey would start as soon as it in safe. We’re still waiting on confirmation about when that will be
Do you like the community organising work we do around damp, leaseholder service charges and the pointless scaffolding in Gaywood Close. It seems our MP does: she’s organised a (virtual) meeting this Thursday about community organising
In early April we wrote to our landlords to ask that “all residents are offered the clear option of deferring rent”. Metropolitan have agreed. Optivo and Notting Hill have not.
Don’t know how to get rid of that big old sofa? Here are some ways you can get rid of bulky stuff
Good news. The council’s damp survey will go ahead as soon as it is safe to do so. We need your feedback on the design.
We know some people may be struggling with housing costs as a result of a drop in income due to the Corona Virus. These people can help
Our three main landlords not making enough effort to help people who may be in financial difficulty because of the Coronavirus
We’ve been receiving reports of anti social parking by users of the Abbots Park community centre. They have now agreed a plan to deal with this
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