Housing Follow

The crisis in housing is growing with working class people threatened with rent hikes or even eviction. But it was the Tories and New Labour who created this crisis

Around 150 people marched against the proposed redevelopment of vast swathes of Southwark, south London, last Saturday.

Unite strikes are growing along with Ian Allinson's campaign, cleaners take on the bosses and Picturehouse workers go from strength to strength

National demonstration in defense of social housing has been called for the 24 June

Protesters gathered outside the Lambeth offices of the Hyde housing association on Thursday of last week.

A Labour council in north London took a step closer to launching a massive attack on council housing tenants last night, Tuesday.

Why was there no second worker on these trains?: Copeland council strikers confront the fat cat mayor: Fight against eviction threatened by a charity: Now step up the pressure after another Tory attack: New challenges in the battle for abortion rights.

The Tories’ Housing White Paper released this week marks a shift away from the pretence that everyone can buy their own home.

Haringey residents are taking on the council over “redevelopment” that would destroy seven estates in north London writes Alistair Farrow

Also: Benefit cuts kill in Kentish Town | Nominate Ian Allinson in Unite | Peace activists target fighter jets | Nuclear bosses attack pensions | No justice over Marikana | Picturehouse strike vote | EHRC layoffs | Fracking protests | Housing campaigns

Tenants and residents in Haringey, north London, are fighting plans that could bulldoze seven council estates.

Campaigners occupying the Thurlow Lodge community hall on the south London Aylesbury estate are the latest stumbling block to Southwark Labour council’s redevelopment plan.