The new Tenancy Strategy, a requirement of the Localism Act 2011, has prompted an update to Housing Management’s Tenancy Policy. The Tenancy Policy should set out; the types of tenancies offered by the council, the terms by which these tenancies are granted, rights of appeal, sustaining...More
This strategy will set out a vision and a set of desired outcomes that we will deliver over the next four years so all Brent residents who are renting whether this is social or private rented housing will feel secure in their homes.
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The Council's Housing Service is proposing to increase rents for Council tenants by 2.7%. This is in line with the Regulator for Social Housing’s Rent Standard Guidance. This increase will be used to invest more in existing tenants homes including delivery of the fire safety programme. Other...More
A big part of setting a budget involves talking to the people who live and work in this borough about their views on a range of proposals. We want to know what services are the most important to local people so we can make the best decisions about where to make savings.
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The council collects money from new eligible developments in the Borough through the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). CIL is a charge used to help local authorities to deliver the infrastructure needed to support development.
Up to 15 % (or up to 25% where...More