Launching today, Estate Watch is a new resource for London estate communities affected by demolition which we have developed with Just Space. Share your experiences of regeneration online using the hashtag #EstateWatch

LTF’s view has always been that intermediate housing, of all types, primarily results in relatively better off households jumping the queue for new affordable housing, leaving behind those most in need, who have been languishing for years on local authority social housing waiting lists.

Trust for London’s Poverty Profile: 2020 was published this week. Among the key findings were: After housing costs, 28% of Londoners are living in poverty 76% of children in poverty in London are in working families – an increase of 8%, or 80,000 children, from five years ago. It…

One of our Reps, Pat Turnbull, was recently published in Act Local, a collection of essays by Centre for London. This was her contribution.

London Tenants Federation (LTF) is one of fifteen organisations to have been offered a place on the Mayor’s new London Housing Panel. The Panel will be chaired by Raji Hunjan, CEO of the Zacchaeus 2000 Trust and brings together voluntary and community organisations to discuss and help inform London-wide housing…

Read our seven ideas to get London boroughs building the social housing we need.

Fran Heron argues that the Mayor of London could tackle poverty head-on by setting an ambitious target for new homes for social rent.

Pat Turnbull explains why Good Growth is not as it seems.

We argue for a London-wide target for family-sized homes for social rent.

For the next ten weeks, London Tenants Federation members will be giving up their time to speak at fifteen sessions of the London Plan public hearing at City Hall. Here's why.