What is happening to London's Housing? Borough Meeting Resources and Presentations London housing development is driven by frantic corporate and wealth investment activity. New high-rise blocks have been springing up but these are overwhelmingly private and often contain empty and underutilised flats. Meanwhile, council homes, which provide decent and affordable housing for those on low incomes, are slated for demolition or sell-offs across the capital. Action on Empty Homes is hosting London borough meetings to explore housing pressure in the capital: For information and resources from the first five meetings on Brent, Camden, Haringey, Southwark and Hackney see below: The most recent meeting was on Brent this took place on 27th May To download the information leaflet prepared with Fairer Housing in Brent CLICK HERE To see our data presentation given at the Brent meeting CLICK HERE Camden's Meeting took place on: Tuesday 23rd March - resources and follow-up info below: To download the information leaflet for the Camden meeting: CLICK HERE To see our data presentation given at the Camden meeting CLICK HERE To see Fran Heron's presentation from the Camden meeting CLICK HERE Haringey's meeting took place on Tuesday 16th March - resources and follow-up info below: To download an information leaflet for the Haringey meeting: CLICK HERE For more background on Haringey's missing 'second homes' - the data the Council hasn't revealed to the public or Government CLICK HERE To see the our data presentation given at the Haringey meeting CLICK HERE Hackney's meeting took place on Tuesday 9th March - resources and follow-up info below: To see the our data presentation given at the Hackney meeting CLICK HERE For info on the Morning Lane People's Space campaign around plans for Tesco's site CLICK HERE For information on ideas for action following the meeting email [email protected] To download the information leaflet prepared for the Hackney meeting: CLICK HERE Southwark's meeting took place on Thursday 4th March - resources and follow-up info below: For more on Southwark's thousand's of empty homes (the second largest rise in England this year) SEE MORE HERE - includes link to presentation slides from the 4th March Southwark meeting For information on ideas for action following the meeting email [email protected] To download the information leaflet prepared for the Southwark meeting: CLICK HERE Manage Cookie Preferences