🗣️ Help us improve shared housing conditions in Camden! If you’re renting in an HMO, we want to hear your feedback. ✅ Take our short survey and have your say: camden.gov.uk/hmo-consultati…

🏡 Looking for student accommodation? Don’t miss our Student Housing Fair on March 20th at Senate House! ✅ Explore housing options ✅ Get expert advice on renting ✅ Meet top providers in one place! 📅 Thursday March 20th 🕚 11 AM - 3 PM 📍 Senate House, Bloomsbury

Pleased to have shared our views on the need for government at both the national and local levels to listen to a variety of different voices, if we are to bring about deep and lasting change #Camden voice4change-england.org/post/voices-fr…

There is no need for landlords to treat their tenants "like family" as this can blur and confuse the boundaries of what should be a professional relationship. So, instead, just treat them with respect and provide a decent service #camden

Pleased to be one of the signatories to this open letter #camden

📢 Calling all private renters in #WestHampstead and #FortuneGreen Camden Council are holding an advice surgery 6-8pm on Wednesday 26 March Sidings Community Ct. Access support on a range of issues from the cost of living, disrepair to renters rights. No need to RSVP, more details below 👇🏻

How ever increasing rents in the private rented sector are changing the dynamics of housing tenure and poverty #camden

Our new analysis in The i Paper shows more than 1 in 4 peers in House of Lords are landlords or have ties to property or lettings. The government must "hold their nerve and not give an inch to the vested interests trying to water down this crucial legislation” - Tom Darling

We are looking for somebody who is enthusiastic, creative and likes working with a wide variety of people out in the community to set up and run a new project for us. Could this person be you ? cfpt.org.uk/about-camden-f… #camden

We've been saying for a long time now that the £16K capital limit introduced back in 2013 needs to be updated #camden

Thousands are still being marched out of their homes due to a section 21 no-fault eviction. A policy that should already be history. The #RentersRightsBill promises to bring Section 21 to an end but without measures to tackle huge rent hikes, renters can still be forced out.

According to data provided by Camden Council for every £1 someone earns at the median or middle wage, 63p of it goes towards the rent. If not rent control, then what, as this is clearly not sustainable ?

In 2024, there were 968 Camden families living in temporary accommodation. In 2023, the figure was 663 and in 2022 it was 536. Again, this growth is simply not sustainable for the people trapped in this type of housing or for the Council budgets paying for it.

Oh, for the bad old days of the 1930s #camden

This outlines clearly the private rented sector enforcement crisis that is facing many of the capital's local councils #camden

You know how bad something really is in housing when you read a sentence like this: They have gone back to private renting because, according to Chris, it is "much simpler and easier". #camden

Really "The private rental sector is a fantastic place to be, it offers social security and provides a really important service as well.” #camden

Something's got to give as we can't go on like this for much longer #camden

Spoke to 2 female renters today - one is 70 years old (and has lived in her home for 17 years) and the other is 35 years old. Both of them are paying ridiculously high rents, both of them are facing large rent increases, and both of them could end up homeless very soon #camden

What is happening to housing in the UK? Our Q2 Housing Outlook highlights 5 important housing trends that deserve greater attention. Read more about them in more detail here➡️: buff.ly/uYWlhWv