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.

Pat Turnbull makes the case for better investment in local tenant democracy.

Ahead of the publication of the Social Housing Green Paper in August 2018, we set out our four litmus tests for a positive future for social housing in London.

London Tenants Federation (LTF) are calling for 40,000 new social rented homes to be built each year in London for the next ten years to address the city’s housing crisis. In their statement, A positive future for social housing in London, published ahead of the Social Housing Green Paper,…

Among many other failings, the Grenfell Tower fire of 14th June 2017, revealed the worst possible consequences of landlords repeatedly failing to seek out or listen to the views of their tenants. On 24th May 2018, London Tenants Federation held an open mic session with the London Assembly to…

London Tenants Federation is calling for policy changes around the way that tenants are involved in decisions made about their homes, following the Grenfell tower blaze. Current practices have left social-tenants increasingly isolated and have made it harder for them to get their collective voices heard. In the instance of…

London Tenants’ Federation is shocked and deeply saddened by the terrible fire at Grenfell Tower. On behalf of our members, council tenants and leaseholders, housing association tenants, tenant management organizations, coops and others who send delegates to our meetings, we want to express heartfelt sympathy to all the Grenfell residents…

Three organisations that represent many of London’s social housing tenants say the Housing and Planning Bill introduces a disastrous set of proposals aimed at ending decent secure housing for ordinary Londoners. The coalition cites lack of consultation, a fast track through the House of Commons which provided inadequate detail, lack…