Yorkshire Grove has had a Tenant and Residents Association (TRA) for many years but for various reasons it has not been formerly active. A TRA is a group of residents who meet regularly to discuss ways to improve the Estate and area they live in. This includes liaising with the Housing Officer,...More
Joseph Court Tenants and Residents Association (TRA) has been active for nearly 45 years. Their main work is to ensure the estate is well maintained and a safe pleasant place to live for the benefit of all residents and they need more residents to get involved and make a difference.
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St Thomas’ Long Burial Ground is a small green space on Well Street between Frampton Park Estate and St Thomas’ Place in Homerton. Currently there is no entrance gate from Well Street into the green space, and the only entrances are halfway down the narrow alleyway in St Thomas’...More
We are seeking your views regarding our proposal to extend the operational hours of the Lansdowne Drive bus gate. This forms part of a broader project to improve the London Fields low traffic neighbourhood (LTN), following traffic monitoring and feedback from residents during its trial...More
When Lordship North's Tenant and Resident Association dissolved, there were still funds in their bank account; a total of £3,838.76. As residents of Lordship North Estate, it is for you to decide how these funds should be spent, whether it is on estate improvement and/ or activities to develop...More
Hackney Council is committed to improving the quality of its leisure facilities throughout the Borough, one recent example being the development of the new award-winning Britannia Leisure Centre in Hoxton.
London Fields Lido is a hugely popular and much-loved local facility, welcoming over...More
'Love Hackney' is the Council’s new publication which replaces 'Hackney Today', 'Hackney Life' and 'Our Homes'.
The motivation behind creating one magazine was to make communicating with our residents more streamlined, and to create a stronger brand recognition.
We have...More
Hackney Council is committed to supporting residents to understand the impact of having Rhodes as the name for your estate and community hall.
Residents came to us in 2020 requesting support having raised concerns about the name. This is due to its link with Cecil John Rhodes and his documented...More
The Council wants all residents who live in Hackney Council-managed homes to help shape new local housing surgeries where they will be able to get face-to-face help and advice on housing issues.
Housing Services is bringing in new weekly surgeries in local community buildings early next year...More
We want to hear from Hackney’s cultural sector about the cost of living crisis and the impact on your organisation.
The Council intends to use this information to gain a better understanding of how the crisis is affecting Hackney’s creative and cultural business community and, if...More
We want your help to develop exciting plans that will bring together support for families, children and young people in a new, more joined-up way.
‘Children and Family Hubs’ will offer help and support to families from conception up until age 19 (or 25 for young people with special...More
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The Council is seeking your views on a proposal to address congestion issues on Waterson Street that have arisen since the introduction of the traffic filter on Cremer Street. This filter was initially implemented in February 2021 on an experimental basis, but...More
We’re consulting on Hackney’s draft Climate Action Plan for 2023-2030.
The Climate Action Plan (CAP) sets out an integrated approach for tackling the climate and ecological crisis. It provides a framework for everyone to take action to reduce emissions and adapt to the climate change...More
Tell us what you think about Hackney's draft Climate Action Plan by taking part in a short 3 question survey.
We are consulting on a draft climate action plan, setting out the work that we all need to do together to help respond to climate change. It's organised into five themes: adaptation;...More
Through the King’s Park Moving Together programme, local people have told us how important Daubeney Fields is to them. But we have also heard that the park could be more welcoming and used for more activities: a place where everyone in the community can spend time outdoors, connect with...More
Thank you for your interest in becoming an air quality champion!
We are looking for air quality champions to help residents and communities to better understand local air pollution and the ways they can reduce their exposure to air pollution and contribute to cleaner air.
This sign-up...More
In 2019 the Council carried out a parking review consultation with all residents and businesses in Zone J. As a result of the feedback received, the Council made the decision to extend the operational hours of a cluster of roads sorrounding the Broadway Market area.
Since the review, the...More
The Aerial Mast Fund is made up of rent received by Hackney Council from telecommunication operators who have installed aerial masts on some of the buildings on Hackney estates. Because the estate you live on currently has an aerial mast, residents at Acton Estate can access £36,000 to spend on...More
The Aerial Mast Fund is made up of rent received by Hackney Council from telecommunication operators who have installed aerial masts on some of the buildings on Hackney estates. Because the estate you live on currently has an aerial mast, residents at Tower TMO can access £15,000 to spend on...More
We are proposing to introduce new road safety measures along Albion Road. This includes introducing wider pavements, blended crossings and a new rain garden by Carysfort Road.
This is part of our plans to rebuild a greener Hackney, improve road safety and support people to...More
The Residents' Estate Improvement Fund
The Residents' Estate Improvement Fund 2023- 2024 is now open for your ideas. The fund is an annual investment pot that helps residents work with the Council to choose and deliver the changes they want to see on their estate.
This can be spent...More
Hackney Council's Resident Participation team would like to learn more about what activities or projects residents at Tower Estate would like to get involved in. In our short survey you will find some suggestions for activities and themes. Please mark your top priorities, and tell us your ideas.
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Hackney Council's Resident Participation team would like to learn more about what activities or projects residents at Fawcett Estate would like to get involved in. In our short survey you will find some suggestions for activities and themes. Please mark your top priorities, and tell us your ideas....More
Hackney Council's Resident Participation team would like to learn more about what activities or projects residents at Broad Common and Chardmore Estates would like to get involved in. In our short survey you will find some suggestions for activities and themes. Please mark your top priorities, and...More
Hackney Council's Resident Participation team would like to learn more about what activities or projects residents at Darenth Road Estate would like to get involved in. In our short survey you will find some suggestions for activities and themes. Please mark your top priorities, and tell us your...More
Hackney Council's Resident Participation team would like to learn more about what activities or projects residents at Summit Estate would like to get involved in. In our short survey you will find some suggestions for activities and themes. Please mark your top priorities, and tell us your ideas....More
Hackney Council is asking residents to help us develop exciting plans that will bring together support for families, children and young people in a new, more joined-up way. Children and Family Hubs will be a ‘one stop shop’ through which help and support for the whole family - from...More
Aerial Mast funding is made up of rent received by Hackney Council from telecommunication operators who have installed aerial masts on some of the buildings on Hackney estates. Because the estate you live on currently has an aerial mast, residents at Kingsgate Estate can access £15,000 to spend...More
Aerial Mast funding is made up of rent received by Hackney Council from telecommunication operators who have installed aerial masts on some of the buildings on Hackney estates. Because the estate you live on currently has an aerial mast, residents at Gooch House can access £15,000 to spend on...More
Aerial Mast funding is made up of rent received by Hackney Council from telecommunication operators who have installed aerial masts on some of the buildings on Hackney estates. Because the estate you live on currently has an aerial mast, residents at Milton Gardens Estate can access £15,000 to...More