Leegate Centre Demolished for 500 Homes in Lewisham
The Leegate shopping centre in Lewisham, once hailed as the 'Westfield of the 1960s', is being demolished to make way for a mixed-use development with 500 homes, a health centre, and a supermarket.
The Leegate shopping centre in Lewisham, once hailed as the 'Westfield of the 1960s', is being demolished to make way for a mixed-use development with 500 homes, a health centre, and a supermarket.
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The Guardian invites renters in England who have received a Section 21 no-fault eviction notice to share their experiences and help shed light on the housing crisis.
Brent Council reviews five HMO applications in Wembley, Neasden, Dollis Hill and Edgware amid calls for stricter regulations on HMOs to improve standards.
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The Renters' Rights Act comes into effect, scrapping fixed-term tenancies and no-fault evictions in England, marking the biggest rental reforms in decades.
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RecommendedThe Renters' Rights Act takes effect, banning no-fault evictions and fixed-term contracts, as landlords exit the market, potentially impacting house prices and rental supply.
Hundreds evacuated in Hackney after a fire ripped through a home next to a synagogue. Police and fire crews remain on scene.
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A £4M Chelsea mansion with Japanese knotweed, rats, and a mummified corpse in the basement faces council action after 46 neighbours petitioned over the owner's neglect.
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Small landlords share their side of the rental market, arguing they are not villains but victims of rising costs and a strained housing system.
Labour's decline in London, its last stronghold, is driven by a catastrophic failure on housing policy, from building only 280 council homes under Blair to estate sell-offs, fueling Green Party gains.
Splendid Hospitality Group proposes a 25-storey development in Wembley with a 90-bed care home and 329 co-living apartments, aiming to address care bed shortages and provide affordable rentals.
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RecommendedBrendan Geraghty warns that a rent freeze in England would be disastrous, citing Scotland's failed experiment. He urges the government to support the rental sector instead of demonizing it.
Developers submit plans to demolish the historic Masons Arms pub in Kensal Green and build a new pub with 26 flats above, but no affordable housing is included due to financial deficit.
Grove House in Hammersmith, empty since 2023, will be transformed into a 171-room hotel with workspace, retail, and a 131-seat auditorium after a successful appeal.
Prince William and Kate Middleton released a new family photo from Cornwall to celebrate their 15th wedding anniversary, showing them with their three children and two dogs.
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Andrew Teacher argues that Sadiq Khan's ideological aversion to profit and talk of rent caps are undermining housing supply, despite emergency measures to boost construction.
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RecommendedJohn Lewis is sued by Brent Cross owner Hammerson over whether click-and-collect sales count toward turnover rent under a 1979 lease, highlighting tensions in historic retail contracts.