US EditionRevealed: One in five Lambeth Council homes “Non-Decent” as £3.4bn repairs bill looms
A damning report into the condition of Lambeth Council’s housing stock has revealed that 22% of homes are classed as ‘non-decent’, with serious safety hazards identified in thousands of properties. The findings — set to be presented at the Housing Scrutiny Sub-Committee on 21st July at the Town Hall — paint a stark picture of the challenges facing the borough’s housing service. According to the Council’s own Stock Condition Survey (SCS), Lambeth…
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Revealed: One in five Lambeth Council homes “Non-Decent” as £3.4bn repairs bill looms
A damning report into the condition of Lambeth Council’s housing stock has revealed that 22% of homes are classed as ‘non-decent’, with serious safety hazards identified in thousands of properties. The findings — set to be presented at the Housing Scrutiny Sub-Committee on 21st July at the Town Hall — paint a stark picture of the challenges facing the borough’s housing service. According to the Council’s own Stock Condition Survey (SCS), Lambeth…
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