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Newham chooses Apollo for refurb work

Apollo has secured two new contracts worth a total of £4million with the London Borough of Newham, to carry out refurbishment work to two tower blocks.

London to take control of Olympic legacy

In an historic settlement for Londoners, communities and local government secretary, Eric Pickles has today announced £3billion of funding for the Greater London Authority for housing and regeneration in London.

Campaign to help London ‘Get Ahead of the Games’

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London Councils has welcomed a major new national campaign to help people ‘Get Ahead of the Games’ during the capital’s busy summer of sport.

London faces £500m shortfall in share of fuel poverty and climate change funds

London could miss out on £500million to help people cut fuel bills and insulate their homes, local government leaders have warned.

Family with disabled daughter 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.

Westminster leads new tri-borough services procurement

The tri-borough programme between Westminster, Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington and Chelsea councils is set to launch a wide-ranging procurement of services from external providers.

Barnet ALMO to become first to take on extra council services

North London social landlord Barnet Homes is set to become the first arms length management organisation (ALMO) nationally to take on additional local authority services following a landmark agreement with Barnet Council.

Call for councils to help older people live at home for longer

Housing Minister Grant Shapps and Communities Minister Andrew Stunell have called on councils to use every opportunity under the New Deal for Older People to give elderly people more choice and control over where they live, so they are not pressured to sell their home or move into residential care.

CPO to transform empty eyesore into family home

An empty north London property which has been squatted, vandalised and set alight will finally be returned to family use following a Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO) by Islington Council.

May Gurney wins Harrow Council deal

May Gurney has been awarded a new long-term highways maintenance contract for Harrow Council, valued at up to £50million.

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