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Hoxton-wide Identity and Wayfinding Strategy
This project brings together a series of identity and wayfinding improvements that will help create a clearer, more connected and recognisable Hoxton. Rather than delivering a single physical improvement, the Hoxton-wide Identity and Wayfinding Strategy provides a coordinated framework for how signage, interpretation, naming and visual identity can work together across the neighbourhood. Upcoming project The strategy is being developed alongside a number of identity and... More -
Housing Estates Wayfinding
This project is improving wayfinding across Hackney housing estates to help residents and visitors move around more confidently. The Arden Estate has been selected as the first location where this new approach is being delivered. The project will introduce clearer signage, estate maps and improved information to help people find homes, community facilities, public transport and nearby destinations more easily. By making routes easier to understand and strengthening connections... More -
Market Arrival – Gateway Signage
Hoxton Street Market is one of the most recognisable and valued parts of the area, with a long history and a strong role in everyday community life. This project focuses on improving how people arrive at the market by introducing gateway features at key entry points along the street. By clearly marking where the market begins and creating a more defined sense of arrival, the project supports the wider ambition to strengthen Hoxton’s identity and celebrate what makes the area... More -
Connecting Hoxton: Tyssen Street
Hackney Council is working with residents, community organisations and design teams to improve public spaces and community facilities in Hoxton, creating a more vibrant and welcoming neighbourhood for everyone. You can find out more via our online Connecting Hoxton hub . In previous conversations with residents and the local community, you told us you would like: More trees and plants To slow down cars and cyclists, and protect pedestrians Places to sit and rest -... MoreOpened 26 June 2026 -
Marian Court - Summer Drop-in Exhibition
In 2020, the Council received planning consent for the Marian Court scheme. The design has since had to be amended to respond to changes in building regulations, including fire escape and ventilation requirements, updated Mayoral and Hackney planning policies, and the need to bring costs within a viable range following the impact of inflation in the early 2020s. Following engagement and consultation during 2025 and 2026, we are feeding back in response to questions raised and sharing... MoreOpened 26 June 2026 -
Pitfield Estate Proposed Street Gym - new locations
We have an opportunity to install a 'street gym' (exercise bars) on the Pitfield Estate, Hoxton. This would be a free resource available to all residents and the local community that would help boost everyday health and wellbeing. The equipment has been donated by Raza Sana Community Interest Company - a not-for-profit organisation that runs community health and well-being projects. In addition to the equipment, they could offer a selection of organised activities for all abilities and... MoreOpened 12 June 2026 -
Wayman Court Development
Hackney Council is continuing its housing programme to deliver around 400 new homes across 14 locations, including Wayman Court. This programme, consulted on in November last year, is part of our ongoing commitment to start building or support the construction of 1,000 new homes for social rent by 2026. Across the programme, 75% of the new homes will be council homes for social rent, prioritised for local residents with established housing needs. Our goal remains to address the housing... MoreOpened 4 June 2026 -
Cherbury Court Development Proposal - Stage 2
Hackney Council is excited to announce a new housing programme aimed at building around 400 new homes across 14 locations, including Cherbury Court. Seventy-five percent of these new homes will be council homes for social rent, prioritised for local residents with established housing needs. This initiative is part of our commitment to start building or support the construction of 1,000 new homes for social rent by 2026. Our goal is to address the housing shortage and provide high-quality,... MoreOpened 3 June 2026 -
Holiday food support for families – have your say
Help us improve support for families in Hackney The Government has introduced a new programme of support to residents on low incomes called the Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF). This fund replaces the Household Support Fund (HSF). As part of this change, the Government has set an expectation that councils move away from providing blanket holiday food support to all families eligible for free school meals by the end of September. Instead, funding is intended to be used in... MoreOpened 1 June 2026 -
Overview and Scrutiny Work Programme - Public Engagement 2026
Is there a local issue or area of concern that you would like Hackney Council to look at? Let us know, and teams of special, independent councillors may be able to investigate it. These themed investigations, part of a series that take place every year, look at how the Council and its partner organisations are performing and how they might improve their services. The themes are: Health: Covering adult health services (NHS community and hospital care including mental... MoreOpened 28 May 2026 -
De Beauvoir Estate New Homes Programme
Hackney Council is inviting residents and local stakeholders to view the latest proposals for new homes and improvements to public spaces on the De Beauvoir Estate. Since 2018, the Council has been working with residents to develop plans to build more than 300 new homes on underused sites across the estate. Feedback from residents through drop-in events, surveys and meetings over the past eight years has helped inform the development of the proposals. The Council now intends to... MoreOpened 19 March 2026 -
Parkside Estate Development Proposal - Final Exhibition Survey
The Parkside development will bring 19 much needed Council homes for social rent to the Parkside Estate. This is part of the Council’s New Homes Programme that aims to deliver 400 high-quality, genuinely affordable homes across 14 locations in Hackney. The design of the building maximises the number of social rented homes that are provided, whilst responding to concerns about potential impacts of overlooking and overshadowing. The building will be very sustainable, efficient and will... MoreOpened 17 March 2026 -
Woodberry Down Phase 5 - Resident Leaseholder Survey
As the Woodberry Down regeneration continues, we want to get your views on the options you have as a leaseholder living on the estate. We know that news of regeneration can feel unsettling, and we want to be clear about what this means for you. At this stage, no one is being asked to move home immediately. Whether you intend to stay within the new development or are considering moving further afield, our goal is to ensure the transition is as smooth, transparent, and fair as possible. To... MoreOpened 6 March 2026 -
Woodberry Down Phase 5- Secure Tenant Survey
As part of the long-term plan for Woodberry Down, the Council has identified Phase 5 as the next stage for regeneration. Because you are a secure tenant living in this area, we want to start a conversation with you early to ensure your needs are included in our planning. As a secure Council tenant at Woodberry Down, you have a guaranteed right to move into a brand new social rented home at Woodberry Down provided by Notting Hill Genesis. There are currently no immediate moves planned,... MoreOpened 6 March 2026 -
Woodberry Down Phase 5 - Non-Resident Leaseholder Survey
We are currently undertaking an information-gathering exercise to better understand the ownership and occupancy status of properties situated within the next phase of the Woodberry Down Regeneration Project. Our records indicate that you are the legal owner of a property within this area, but that the premises are not currently your primary residence (e.g., the property is currently let to tenants). As we move forward, we want to ensure that all non-resident leaseholders are fully... MoreOpened 6 March 2026 -
Woodberry Down Phase 5-Private Tenant Survey
As part of the long-term masterplan for Woodberry Down, the Council has officially identified Phase 5 as the next stage for regeneration. As the resident of a property within this phase, we are contacting you now to begin an early dialogue and ensure you are fully informed of the upcoming process. New homes will be built in place of your home, which means your landlord will need to move you and any other residents out of the property before selling it to the Council, so that we can... MoreOpened 6 March 2026 -
Marian Court Phases 3 & 4: Proposed Amendments to the Approved Development
Update: Daylight, sunlight and conservation area documents published We have now published an updated Daylight and Sunlight Report for the proposed amendments to the Marian Court scheme, alongside a study looking at the Clapton Square Conservation Area and how nearby building character has informed the proposed design approach. The Daylight and Sunlight Report assesses the potential effect of the proposed development on daylight and sunlight to neighbouring... MoreOpened 27 February 2026 -
Consultation on Proposed Installation of Staggered Barriers on London Fields West Side
In response to concerns about pedestrian safety along London Fields West Side, we are proposing to install staggered barriers at both ends of London Fields West Side, adjacent to Rochford Walk. The proposed plan: The proposed staggered barriers would be installed at both ends of London Fields West Side and will not affect cars entering along London Fields West Side or pedestrians on the pavement adjacent to the road. Examples of staggered fencing to prevent cyclist speeding:... MoreOpened 16 February 2026 -
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Pitfield Estate proposed street gym
We have an opportunity to install a 'street gym' (exercise bars) on the Pitfield Estate, Hoxton. This would be a free resource available to all residents and the local community that would help boost everyday health and wellbeing. The equipment has been donated by Raza Sana Community Interest Company - a not-for-profit organisation that runs community health and well-being projects. In addition to the equipment, they could offer a selection of organised activities for all abilities and... MoreOpened 2 February 2026 -
Register for a Future Shoreditch AAP online consultation session
We're holding two online consultation meetings for the Future Shoreditch Area Action Plan (AAP) consultations: Monday 2 February, 6:30–8pm Tuesday 10 February, 6:30–8pm To register for the meeting, click "register here" at the end of this page. You can also use the form to pre-submit any questions you might have. You will be emailed with the meeting link before the session, along with instructions on how to join the meeting. Alternatively, join us at an... MoreOpened 26 January 2026 -
Have your say on the Future Shoreditch Area Action Plan
Have your say on the Future Shoreditch AAP – Regulation 19 Consultation We are consulting on the Regulation 19 version of the Future Shoreditch Area Action Plan (AAP). This stage has been informed by earlier engagement, including the Regulation 18 consultation and wider work with residents, businesses and stakeholders across Shoreditch. The Regulation 19 consultation is the final stage of public engagement before the draft plan is submitted to the Planning Inspectorate for... MoreOpened 26 January 2026 -
Article 4 Direction for Ridley Road, Dalston Consultation
Hackney Council is consulting on a proposed Article 4 Direction for Ridley Road, Dalston Town Centre. An Article 4 Direction is a planning tool that removes certain national permitted development rights in a defined area. Where an Article 4 Direction is in place, some changes that would otherwise not require planning permission must instead be assessed through a planning application. This Article 4 Direction withdraws the permitted development right that allows a building and... MoreOpened 23 January 2026 -
Benthal Court Estate Parking Consultation
Benthal Court estate is situated within parking Zone R, but the estate itself is not subject to any formal parking controls. As residents of the estate frequently experience parking issues, we are now considering implementing parking controls, with the aim of improving parking for residents. Parking controls on the estate would aim to: Prevent non-estate residents in nearby areas seeking free parking, causing stress for estate residents Provide parking spaces specifically... MoreOpened 19 January 2026 -
Dublin Avenue Estate Parking Consultation
Dublin Avenue estate is situated within parking Zone J and despite there being parking controls within the wider Zone J road network, the estate itself is not subject to any formal parking controls. As residents of the estate frequently experience parking issues, we are now considering implementing parking controls, with the aim of improving parking for residents. Parking controls on the estate would aim to: Prevent non-estate residents in nearby areas seeking free parking,... MoreOpened 19 January 2026 -
Hawksley Court Estate Parking Consultation
Hawksley Estate is situated within parking Zone M, but the estate itself is not subject to any formal parking controls. As residents of the estate frequently experience parking issues, we are now considering implementing parking controls, with the aim of improving parking for residents. Parking controls on the estate would aim to: Prevent non-estate residents in nearby areas seeking free parking, causing stress for estate residents Provide parking spaces specifically for... MoreOpened 19 January 2026 -
Amhurst Road Festive Market Feedback
This survey is for all those who attended the Amhurst Road Festive Market, held on Saturday 13th December and Sunday 14th December. The Amhurst Road Festive Market was a two day affair of community gathering and celebration. We would like collect your feedback on the event - what you found most interesting and most helpful, what worked and didn't work, and what else you would like to see next time. We will use this feedback to shape future events. MoreOpened 13 December 2025 -
Colville Estate Phase 4: Final Public Exhibition
The Colville Estate Regeneration is a long-term project led by Hackney Council. It is replacing older housing with new, high quality homes, alongside green courtyards, play spaces and new community facilities. The aim is to provide modern, comfortable homes for tenants, and create safer, greener and more welcoming spaces for all residents. Project Overview In 2023 Hackney Council appointed Maccreanor Lavington to undertake a Masterplan Review and develop concept designs for the... MoreOpened 13 December 2025 -
Stamford Hill Area Action Plan: Main Modifications Consultation
Following the Examination in Public of the Stamford Hill Area Action Plan (AAP) in September 2025, the independent Planning Inspector has, at the request of Hackney Council, recommended a number of Main Modifications to the plan. This consultation is only about the proposed Main Modifications – no other aspects of the Plan can be commented on at this stage. All responses will be sent to the Inspector and will help inform their final report on the Plan’s soundness and legal... MoreOpened 8 December 2025 -
Stamford Hill Area Action Plan: Main Modifications Consultation - Online Session
We’re holding an online session where you can hear more about the proposed Main Modifications to the Stamford Hill Area Action Plan and ask questions to the planning team. Date: Monday 12 January 2026 Time: 6–7.30pm Location: Online (a Google Meets link will be sent to registered attendees) This session is open to anyone interested in the Stamford Hill Area Action Plan. Please register in advance using the form below to receive your meeting link and confirmation... MoreOpened 8 December 2025
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