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‘Source of huge stress’: Housing association faces grilling after Camden resident’s litany of complaints about its repairs service

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Thursday 8 December 2022

Clarion spokeswoman apologises to ‘anyone who feels our service fell short during the pandemic’

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Council ‘extremely disappointed’ as planning inspector sides with charity in long-running dispute over affordable homes

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Tuesday 6 December 2022

UCLH Charity told it can reduce number of social homes in Cleveland Street plans

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Planning inspector visits site at centre of row between Camden Council and hospital charity

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Thursday 20 October 2022

Gareth Thomas is considering the scheme, which Camden rejected over concerns about the reduced number of affordable homes

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Long-running row between Camden Council and hospital charity over housing development reignites at planning hearing

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Wednesday 19 October 2022

UCLH Charity says scheme ‘not viable’ unless it cuts number of affordable homes

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Abbey Road set for major housing scheme after approval from Town Hall planners

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Friday 14 October 2022

Councillors say two blocks of flats can be demolished and redeveloped in regeneration project

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Camden set to create house-building company to give it access to millions in grant funding

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Thursday 1 September 2022

A new subsidiary would save scheme for 34 council homes in Somers Town, according to Town Hall report

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Georgian townhouse on Tottenham Street to be demolished despite concerns over loss of heritage

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Friday 12 August 2022

Building described as ‘something of an oddity’ is to make way for an 11-storey block

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Councillors set to approve £565m overhaul of local estate – but critics fear ‘catastrophic consequences’

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Tuesday 19 July 2022

Work would see West Kentish Town estate levelled and replaced with 885 new homes

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‘A Space for Us’: Somers Town Museum sheds light on local history

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Friday 20 May 2022
Steve Benholm and Diana Foster, A Space for Us

Tucked away on a side street between Euston and King’s Cross is a treasure trove of Somers Town history

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Residents demand more affordable housing in plans for O2 shopping centre site

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Wednesday 23 February 2022

Developers currently 15 per cent short of council target for half of new homes to be affordable

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‘Absolutely essential’: Free housing advice on offer as law clinic opens its doors in Camden

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Monday 14 February 2022

Bloomsbury Law Clinic focusing on housing issues to begin with, following discussions with community groups

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Woman lived in damp-infested council flat for years after ‘failures and delays’ at Town Hall

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Tuesday 1 February 2022

Camden ordered to pay Ms X £3k for ‘distress and inconvenience’ – as she says her health ‘rapidly deteriorated’

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Man spent two months living on the streets after Camden Council gave him wrong advice

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Tuesday 11 January 2022

Government watchdog castigates Town Hall for failing to provide proper help to man who lost his job after catching Covid

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Camden’s council tenants face rent hike next year as Town Hall attempts to balance the books

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Friday 3 December 2021

Families in an average two-bedroom home could be paying an extra £4.50 a week

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Flash flooding over the summer prompted more than 350 emergency repairs – with council now chipping away at lockdown backlog

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Friday 19 November 2021

The Town Hall received nearly 4,000 calls about repairs in August as restrictions eased

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Exasperated leaseholders demand more transparency from Camden Council on housing bills

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Wednesday 29 September 2021

One woman is still waiting for a breakdown of costs for project expected to hit £30k – despite the work being completed in March

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More residents could be housed outside of the borough because of the pandemic, councillors warned

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Wednesday 8 September 2021

With Covid support policies coming to an end, housing supply boss says borough ‘may have to look outside’ if demand increases

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Short-term lets ‘driving up rents’ in Camden – with thousands breaching 90-day limit

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Wednesday 8 September 2021

Housing director Ryan Makinson says council will ‘take action’ against any rulebreakers

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Council asks residents to suggest small plots of land for new homes

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Friday 3 September 2021

Camden on the lookout for sites as it tackles 6,000-strong housing waiting list

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Mystery of Potteries Path branded ‘bloody shambles’ by councillors

By Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter | Tuesday 30 March 2021

Town Hall, developer and Network Rail can’t work out who owns a small strip of land, almost scotching a major housing development

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