London MP opposes 1,500-home development over tower height concerns

News21.05.2112.00 PM by Cachella Smith

A London MP has written to Greenwich Council to oppose a new 1,500-home development in the borough over concerns about the height of its planned high rises.

To continue reading this article please

Login or Register

Clarion’s pre-tax surplus surges 114% in half-year results

28.10.24

Orbit appoints new customer experience director to lead on new strategy

28.10.24

Paradigm holds surplus steady despite slump in shared ownership sales

28.10.24

We urgently need to reform access to safe housing for migrant women and their children

28.10.24

East Midlands council expects lower housing target under planning shake-up

28.10.24

New building safety minister appointed

28.10.24

Chancellor confirms £500m for Affordable Homes Programme and five-year rent settlement

28.10.24

How a small housing provider grapples with regulation and governance

By continuing to browse this site you are agreeing to the use of cookies. Browsing is anonymised until you sign up. Click for more info.

Cookie Settings

London MP opposes 1,500-home development over tower height concerns

Inside Housing Chief Executive Salary Survey 2024

The first year of tenant satisfaction measures: the results

London landlord forced to sell off social homes in PM’s constituency due to ‘unjust’ building safety funding

Minister agrees to help residents with ‘rampant mould’ after botched insulation

Clarion’s pre-tax surplus surges 114% in half-year results

Orbit appoints new customer experience director to lead on new strategy

Paradigm holds surplus steady despite slump in shared ownership sales

East Midlands council expects lower housing target under planning shake-up

Clarion’s pre-tax surplus surges 114% in half-year results

Orbit appoints new customer experience director to lead on new strategy

Paradigm holds surplus steady despite slump in shared ownership sales

We urgently need to reform access to safe housing for migrant women and their children

East Midlands council expects lower housing target under planning shake-up

New building safety minister appointed

Chancellor confirms £500m for Affordable Homes Programme and five-year rent settlement

How a small housing provider grapples with regulation and governance