Housing

Housing in South Bank and Waterloo should be affordable, secure and available to people at all stages of life.

Neighbourhood Plan priorities:

Responding to the demand for affordable housing among under-represented groups; encouraging innovation in the form, design and management of local housing; and protecting those in the private rented sector from exploitation.

In the short term we are supporting the South Bank and Waterloo Elders' housing initiative, strengthening our relationships with Tenants and Residents Associations, and advocating for more social and intermediate housing. Over the medium and longer term we will work to see Elders' housing linked to wellbeing services, push for meaningful policy change on affordable housing and ensure that local co-operatives and community-led housing remain a live option for the neighbourhood.

Housing

Neighbourhood Plan priorities:

Projects:

Elders' initiative:

the development of good long-term housing and care options for older people in the neighbourhood.

Local housing co-operatives: ongoing advocacy for social housing, co-ops and mixed-use developments that serve local needs.

Tenants and Residents Associations:
we are committed to building relationships with and strengthening the capacity of local TRAs.

Housing

Neighbourhood Plan priorities:

Projects:

Elders' initiative:

the development of good long-term housing and care options for older people in the neighbourhood.​

Local housing co-operatives: ongoing advocacy for social housing, co-ops and mixed-use developments that serve local needs.

Tenants and Residents Associations: we are committed to building relationships with and strengthening the capacity of local TRAs.

the development of good long-term housing and care options for older people in the neighbourhood.

Tenants and Residents Associations:
we are committed to building relationships with and strengthening the capacity of local TRAs.