Refurbishment

A Trusted Partner in Revitalising Communities Through Local Authority Projects

We have worked directly for Local Authorities across London and the South East and have been involved in an extensive range of projects that are of a broad and diverse nature. These have included programmes to carry out the complete overhaul of older style terraces.

 

With modern housing blocks, we have been involved in the provision and supply of specialised concrete repairs, window replacement schemes allied to miscellaneous repairs, redecoration programmes, secure door entry and phone systems, stone and brick cleaning, re-roofing, underpinning and specialist structural engineering repairs.

Stand-out Project

Norton Road

Norton Road 2
Norton Road 5
Refurbishment

FAQs

Currently, councils can enforce the inclusion of affordable housing in new developments of 11 homes or more through ‘Section 106’ planning obligations. This ensures that a percentage of housing within larger developments caters to those with lower incomes.

The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) mandates that private developers allocate at least 10% of units in developments with a minimum of 10 units for affordable housing. However, this percentage can vary based on local authority requirements, often ranging between 20-40%.

Challenges facing social housing include underfunding of affordable housing and homelessness programs, as well as issues with land use and zoning policies contributing to housing segregation. These issues underscore the urgent need for effective solutions in the social housing sector.

Social housing provides more affordable options compared to private renting, offering long-term security and stability for tenants. It plays a crucial role in supporting vulnerable individuals and families who may struggle to afford housing on the open market, fostering inclusive communities.

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