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Kier delivers customer satisfaction in Islington

A year into the four-year repairs and maintenance contract in Islington and recent figures show Kier has achieved a customer satisfaction rating of 98 per cent.

Company and director fined after death at site

A construction company and its director have been fined following the death of a worker at a site in Hampstead.

Mayor grants money for Tottenham regeneration

The Mayor of London has promised to “regenerate, transform and restore pride” to riot-scarred Tottenham, announcing over £41 million worth of investment for the borough.

Islington’s largest ever housing revamp comes to an end

An resident of 23 years has celebrated her home being one of the final properties to be upgraded in the biggest ever revamp of properties in Islington.

CityWest Homes join SHIFT

CityWest Homes, one of London’s largest Arms Length Management Organisations, has joined the nationwide sustainability initiative, SHIFT.

Green light for Nine Elms scheme

Plans to create 456 new homes in the Nine Elms regeneration zone have been approved by Wandsworth Council.

Housing Innovation Awards - Shortlist

Most Innovative Affordable Housing Scheme

• Oberon Court - Stock Woolstencroft, L & Q & Hill Partnerships
• The Triangle - Glenn Howells Architects

Barratt Developments take Croydon scheme

Barratt Developments has been selected as the preferred development partner for the regeneration of Cane Hill - an 83 ha former hospital site in Coulsdon, Croydon.

Family with disabled daughter were turned down for housing application despite being top priority

A report by the Local Government Ombudsman has found that The London Borough of Havering failed to consider its duties under the Disability Discrimination Act when it didn’t rehouse a family with a disabled daughter in a suitable property even though they had top priority.

£72m improvements planned for Wandsworth

Council tenants and leaseholders in Wandsworth are set to benefit from a series of improvements to their homes and neighbourhoods worth £72 million over the next three years.

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