After 12 years of demolition threats, residents of two 1960s London housing estates may finally keep their homes; Lambeth Council has proposed abandoning the rebuild plans, with a cabinet decision due October 21
- Representative imageResidents of two landmark 1960s housing estates in south London may finally be able to remain in their homes after more than 12 years of uncertainty.
- Lambeth Council has proposed removing Central Hill in Crystal Palace and Cressingham Gardens beside Brockwell Park from its demolition and redevelopment programme, choosing instead to retain, repair and improve the existing homes.
- The proposal will be considered by the council’s Cabinet on October 21, according to Lambeth Council and The Guardian.
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- Representative imageResidents of two landmark 1960s housing estates in south London may finally be able to remain in their homes after more than 12 years of uncertainty.
- Lambeth Council has proposed removing Central Hill in Crystal Palace and Cressingham Gardens beside Brockwell Park from its demolition and redevelopment programme, choosing instead to retain, repair and improve the existing homes.
- The proposal will be considered by the council’s Cabinet on October 21, according to Lambeth Council and The Guardian.
Sources: Times of India