Inside this issue... How the estates will vote – pull out special, pages 5-8 What are the options – page 3 Independent advice for tenants, page 3 Opportunities and choice

Issue No.3 October 2001 ESTATE REFERENDUM PROPOSALS UNVEILED Ready Tower Hamlets sets out its initial to help... plans as to how estates will vote in Members of the housing choice referendum the council’s Consultation nside this edition In most cases the remain with the and of Open House proposals reflect the council for the time Participation are the initial existing designation being, including Team will be Iproposals for the of the council’s hous- those who decide to helping estate referendum, ing estates. work on developing which will take There are some alternative proposals residents to place next February. properties, however, for their estate in get the This is when all which have to be Stages 2 and 3 of the information estates will be asked identified and grou- Housing Choice con- they need in whether they want to ped separately as they sultation. the run up move forward to are not part of a des- The council only to the explore in more detail ignated estate. Have a wants to find out at the alternative choic- look at the proposals this stage which Housing es and options for and tell us what you estates are interested Choice housing in the bor- think. in doing further work referendum ough. The council will be on the alternatives to in February. On pages 5-6 you deciding on the final staying with the coun- The team is will find details of all arrangements for the cil. the council’s housing referendum in Open House will holding estates proposed to December. explain more about drop-in be used as the basis Remember, the ref- the opportunities at sessions for the referendum. erendum in February Stage 2 over the next where you The results for each 2001 is not a formal few months. can find out estate will be recorded ballot and will not In the meantime more. See separately so that decide whether or you can find out more there is a clear indica- not homes are trans- by coming along to page 2 for tion of how each estate ferred. one of the “drop in” details. wants to proceed. All estates will sessions in your area. This paper is distributed free to all council residents of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets 2 London Borough of Tower Hamlets Open House Issue 3 Editorial Tenants apply for Stepney homes

Real opportunity ver 100 tenants replied to our invi- THIS issue of Open House has a special pull-out tation to apply for a section, setting out details for voting in the Onew home in referendum in February. But what will this decide? Stepney. Lettings staff It is important to stress that this is NOT a vote about are currently checking who should run the council’s housing in Tower through the applications. Hamlets. It is NOT a transfer ballot. We will report further in Residents will simply be voting at this stage on a future issue on the pri- whether they would like to continue with the Housing ority of the successful Choice consultation and work up alternative applicants and the num- proposals for investment and services for their ber of other people who estate. have also been rehoused Why do it like that? Readers of Open House will be as a result of the vacancies aware that the council is in a very difficult financial created. NEW housing association homes take shape in Stepney. situation, with less money to spend on the housing services. The council therefore wants to make sure that all estates have the chance to consider all the options and decide which they feel is best for their estate. There is a real opportunity here. So remember – February’s referendum is simply the first stage in the Housing Choice consultation process. It’s the first Aiming to make stage for you to have real choice over housing in Tower Hamlets.

Drop-in surgeries the right moves? Monday 15th October – Devons Hall, housands of people homes for an exchange. came to look at the Advice about the council Powis Road, London E3 3NL – variety of rehous- properties advertised, between 4-7pm Ting choices avail- including pictures, was able at the 2-day instantly available from Lettings Event in Mile staff using a new comput- Thursday 18th October – Oakland End Park on 31st August er system. Open House and 1st September. will report back on how School, Old Bethnal Green Road, These included resi- many people managed to London E1 6PR – dents looking for a new find a new home through between 4-7pm home and officers from these adverts in a future other social landlords, as issue. well as a local cat named Leaflets detailing Tuesday 23rd October – Wapping Fidget who casually schemes offering moves strolled in from the park. to the north of England Women’s Centre, Philchurch Place, The newly completed were snapped up on the off Pinchin Street, London E1 1PJ – Art Pavilion offered an first day and it will be informal setting in which interesting to see how between 4-7pm to discuss a wide range of many people wish to take rehousing options with this option further. officers from the council, There was also an Wednesday 24th October – Old Ford Tower Hamlets Comm- opportunity for people to Methodist Church Hall, Armagh Road, unity Housing and Poplar discuss the council’s London E3 – between 4-7pm HARCA and H.O.M.E.S plans for a new lettings (Housing Organisations policy and how it would Mobility and Exchange affect their chances of get- Thursday 25th October – Bancroft TMO Services). ting a new home if it were The growing desire for introduced. As reported Hall, 12 Wickford Street, London E1 people to own their home in the previous issue of 5QN – between 3-7pm meant that the longest Open House the changes queues for information proposed would scrap the were at the stalls for Shared complicated points sys- CONSIDERING their next move. Ownership, Homebuy and tem and replace it with the Cash Incentive four groups in which pri- what is proposed as being that people would know Tell us what you think Scheme, which all offer ority is decided by need fairer. Many people were what their real chances Do you have any questions, concerns or views about ways of making ownership and how long people concerned that without are of getting a new anything you’ve read in Open House? more affordable. have been waiting. Empty more affordable homes home. We want to hear them.Send your letters to: For those still looking to properties would be being built, their chances Open House rent, between 250 and advertised so that people of being rehoused will not For a full copy of the c/o Consultation and Participation Team 300 Home Swaps were on looking for a new home be improved. But never- draft lettings policy, 20 Three Colt Street, offer by the end of the sec- would be able to see what theless they still agreed contact the Central Limehouse, E14 8HJ. ond day, as tenants took is available. that however many Lettings Team at Jack advantage of the opportu- Generally the com- homes are available, the Dash House. Tel: 020 Or email to: [email protected] nity to advertise their ments received supported new policy would mean 7364 6002/ 6201/ 6917. Housing Choice – it’s your choice Open House Issue 3 London Borough of Tower Hamlets 3 Your questions Looking at the options answered In February, residents will vote on private landlord. It is not Housing Corporation. receiving a good service. the privatisation of coun- This is a government whether to look at a new range of cil homes, in the way that body which is responsible WHO CONTROLSTHEM? Open House answers other public services such for allocating money to Registered Social your questions about the landlords to manage their estates as gas, water and the rail- registered social land- Landlords are run by choices ahead for ways were privatised. lords and monitoring management boards. The housing in Tower WHAT KIND OF any extra money must be Registered social land- their work. people on the boards are Hamlets. LANDLORDS WOULD used either to provide lords have no sharehold- It sets standards that not paid. THESE BE? more homes, or to ers demanding that they every registered social They can include resi- WHY IS THE COUNCIL They would all be not-for- improve homes or ser- make a profit. landlord has to achieve. dents and local council- HAVING PROBLEMS profit organisations, known vices to their tenants. The registered part of And it checks their perfor- lors as well as volunteers WITH ITS BUDGET? as registered social land- So switching to a regis- the name shows that reg- mance regularly to ensure who have professional There are a number of lords. Over one million tered social landlord does istered social landlords that these standards are and management exper- reasons. For some years people in England – and not mean switching to a are registered with the met and that tenants are tise. now, Tower Hamlets has elsewhere in Tower lost out in the govern- Hamlets – currently rent ment’s subsidy system. their homes from a regis- The baseline for the sub- tered social landlord. They sidy was fixed in line with include housing associa- What will the choices be for tenants? rents at a time when rents tions, tenants’ co-opera- in Tower Hamlets were tives and local housing enants who vote in provides housing in especially to manage a A number of estates among the lowest in companies. February to enter Tower Hamlets. local area or estate. may agree to link up in London. stage two of the Some of these are large A new registered social one registered social The council also loses WHY ARE THEY CALLED Tconsultation will be organisations with over landlord set up by the landlord, but keep their out because of the large REGISTERED SOCIAL able to consider a range 15,000 homes, including council. own local or estate-based numbers of properties LANDLORDS? of registered social properties in other bor- If tenants agree, the decision making. that it has lost over the Social shows that they are landlords, depending oughs. Some concentrate council can set up a new Whatever people years, mainly through the not in the private sector. on the kind of housing on providing homes only registered social landlord choose, there will be plen- right-to-buy scheme. Registered social land- service they want. in Tower Hamlets. to run some of the homes ty of opportunity for resi- Tower Hamlets has the lords do not make a profit Registered social land- There will be an oppor- in the borough. These dents to become involved second highest number of – many are also registered lords under considera- tunity with some of the could vary in size, cover- in the management of right-to-buy sales in the charities. tion could include: larger registered social ing just a small area or their homes through the whole of London, with They exist to provide A registered social landlords to set up sub- managing a number of Housing Choice consulta- 150 new applications affordable homes for landlord that already sidiary organisations, estates. tion process. every month. those who need them and This costs the council in two ways. The govern- ment only gives subsidy for rented properties. And the large numbers of sales Getting unbiased advice for residents has led to a huge drop in rents. For every 1000 sales he Tenant Compact first is to look at what ence in Tower Hamlets, the council loses about £2 Group has appoint- these options actually including the Isle of Dogs million pounds each year. ed an independent mean for people and their and the Ocean Estate. Tresidents’ advisor, homes. OH: How can you reas- IF THE COUNCIL HAS PPCR, to ensure that Then we try to get sure residents that you SOLD OFF LOTS OF residents get unbiased beneath the technical jar- are really independent? COUNCIL HOUSES, advice and information gon And the third theme RH: We see ourselves WHY CAN’T IT REDUCE throughout the Housing is about balancing the working for the Compact ITS COSTS TO MATCH? Choice consultation. books – how the business Group so that anything It might seem that if we PPCR will be working plan stacks up and what we do will be discussed have lost a large propor- closely with the Compact assumptions have been with them. It’s already tion of our stock, we Group in the coming made. been agreed that a mem- should be able to lose a months. Open House OH: What experience ber of the Compact corresponding number of spoke to PPCR’s Ron does PPCR have? Group can be present at offices and staff. However, Houston about its role. RH: We were set up in any meeting we have with sales are not concentrated Open House: What is RON Houston of PPCR. 1989 and since then we the council. in one area, but happen the role of the indepen- have worked with many We have a good record randomly across the bor- dent advisor? ten in such a way that with individual areas of council tenants and resi- of working with tenants. ough. This makes it Ron Houston: Our people understand what’s expertise, including a dents to help them have a In Charlton for example, impossible to make sav- essential role is to provide being said. Sylheti speaker, and greater say in the manage- tenants kept us on after ings on the same scale. independent support and OH: How will it work? someone who’s a special- ment and control of their they voted for a stock assist the Compact Group RH: That will be decid- ist in plain English. homes. transfer. WHY CAN’T YOU SPEND in all the considerations ed with the Compact One thing we’ll definite- I personally have worked There are no hidden THE MONEY FROM about the options for Group. Our first job is to ly be doing, starting in the for tenants in Tower agendas, no hidden meet- RIGHT-TO-BUY SALES investing in the housing find out in more detail new year, is to run drop-in Hamlets since 1985 – start- ings, no secret discussion. ON REPAIRING HOMES? stock. It’s also central to what the council is con- sessions across the bor- ing in Lefevre Walk in Bow, And we’re not pushing The council is only our role at all times to sidering in terms of the ough. We’ll be providing a where I worked directly any particular option. allowed to keep a quarter represent residents inter- options for investing in free-phone advice line for the tenants’ association The bottom line is that of the money it gets from ests in any discussions the housing stock. We can and in general terms in trying to bring about we are trying to ensure sales - and because of the with the council. We will then put a more detailed monitoring the council’s major improvements to that the maximum num- demands of other services ensure that what the programme to the consultation exercise. their estate. ber of residents have the in the borough, not all of council is saying is accu- Compact Group. There are three main Other members of the information to decide on that can be spent on hous- rate and factual and writ- We are a team of 5, all themes to our work. The team have similar experi- the future of their homes. ing. Housing Choice – it’s your choice 4 London Borough of Tower Hamlets Open House Issue 3 New Tenant Compact Chair sets out his role for residents Bernard Cameron recently took over as chair of the Tenant Compact. Here he tells Open House his views on the role of the Compact and the future of housing in Tower Hamlets.

Open House: What do lip service to their views. you see as the role of the This is one of the main Tenant Compact? reasons why it is felt that Bernard Cameron: The coming to any meeting is Tenant Compact covers all a waste of time. Until it is areas of housing services, felt that the council can but as I see it currently the be trusted and will more most important role of the than just listen, you are Compact Panels is to going to find it hard. ensure that the communi- However, the Tenant ty gets the full truth Compact Group has been regarding Housing working hard to encour- Choice. Without any hid- age more tenant involve- den agenda, we must ment and so far we’ve make sure that the council been getting positive sup- do not just push for Stock port and help from the BERNARD Cameron gets down to work for the Tenant Compact. Transfer. We must make council. sure that there will be OH: What do you think office for everything. Most meetings between the repainted and a bathroom correct. But I think and information regarding all are the main issues facing of us realise that our Independent Resident and kitchen. But whilst many more people think aspects and possibilities of the Housing Service in housing officers do the Advisor and the council vandalism carries on, peo- the same, that the final future housing. Tower Hamlets? best they can for us. But without myself or another ple will still feel dissatis- ballot should be carried OH: What can the coun- BC: This is a crucial again, (that one word lis- Compact member present. fied and unhappy. out across all tenants in cil and Members of the time for the Housing ten) meant that the views Our agenda will always OH: Do you agree that Tower Hamlets and not Compact Group do to Service in Tower Hamlets of tenants did not make be focused on the council in the current circum- on an estate by estate encourage more residents and therefore for all of us any difference. For people residents themselves. I stances the council’s strat- basis. The Boroughwide to get involved? council tenants and lease- to believe that things are want people to know that egy is the best way of Compact Group will con- BC: I believe that there holders. The most impor- different this time the we will do our best for allowing residents to tinue to raise concerns on are more opportunities tant issue is the Housing council must be honest them, and to feel that they decide on the best way behalf of residents and I now for residents to get Choice process. It seems with people. can get involved in any forward for their estates? hope LBTH will take note. involved, for instance that change is inevitable OH: What are the main way they want. They can BC: I still have to be But I understand that this there are the Compact in one way or another and items on the agenda for join the panels them- convinced that the coun- is an enormous task and I Panels and the new the Compact Panel mem- the Compact Group lead- selves or simply talk to the cil’s strategy is the right think I will be able to Tenant Resource Centre. bers want to ensure that ing up to the referenda in representatives, and they way. I feel that phase one judge the strategy a bit Tenants can use the residents’ concerns are February next year? can find out more and get of the council’s strategy, better as it develops. I am Resource Centre to find properly addressed, and BC: As I said in question training at the Tenant basically just asking ten- very interested to know out things for themselves, that tenants can see that one, the Compact Panels Resource Centre. ants on the estates if they what other residents think and they can find out who their views count for have to make sure that we OH: What do you think want to know more about and hope that they will their local Panel represen- something. can get to all tenants, let- needs to be done for alternative landlords, is write in to Open House. tatives are and talk to The council is also ting them know what the Housing in Tower them. proposing to change the options are without any Hamlets? If resources are As for attending meet- lettings system, and issues fear or favour and that limited what would be So, what do you think? ings the only way that you that are always important means that they can have your priorities for the will ever be able to to residents are: caretak- complete trust in the housing service? encourage tenants to ing, leaseholder services, Compact team to do their BC: The main concern Send your views to: come is when the council and repairs. Most tenants best for them. of most tenants is that Open House, actually takes more notice think that the greatest The Compact Panels vandalism, crime and of what we say and the mistake the council ever have appointed an harassment on estates is c/o Consultation & Participation Team, views we give. We have made was to press for call Independent Resident reduced. Physical had experience of many centres and just one Advisor and we think it is a improvements only to our 20 Three Colt St, Forums etc where this repairs contractor per priority that residents have estates will not make us Limehouse, never happens. Unfort- area. The feeling is that access to good advice feel any better. We may for unately, most tenants feel we should have the right which is genuinely inde- a time feel good if our E14 8HJ. that the council only pay to go to our housing pendent. There will be no homes get new windows, Housing Choice – it’s your choice Open House Issue 3 London Borough of Tower Hamlets 5 1 – Aberfeldy (405 properties) Abbott Road; Aberfeldy Street; Braithwaite House; Currie Who will you be voting with in the House; Dee Street; Dunkeld House; Ettrick Street; Jura House; Kilbrennan House; Oban Street; Portree Street; Wooster Gdns.

2 – Barkantine (756 properties) referendum next February? Alexander House; Alpha Grove; Bowsprit Point; Byng Street; These are our first proposals for the referendum areas. We have looked at our Cheval Street; Clara Grant House; Cressal House; Gilbertson estate records and grouped properties together, based on both geographic and House; Havannah Street; Hibbert House; Janet Street; Kedge House; Knighthead Point; Malabar Street; Mellish Street; historical connections. This has been a lot easier in some cases than others. Midship Point; Scoulding House; Spinnaker House; Starboard Please let us know by Monday 5th November 2001 if you disagree with the group Way; Strafford Street; The Quarterdeck ; Tideway House; Tiller Road; Topmast Point; Winch House. in which your block or property has been placed as the final decision will not be taken until December 2001.

3 – Barleymow (288 properties) 10 – St Johns (600 properties) 18 – Libra/Parnell (152 properties) Barleycorn Way; Brewster House; Kiln Court; Malting House; Annie Besant Close; Armagh Road; Hewison Street; Old Ford Oast Court. Alastor House; Alice Shepherd House; Argyle House; Ash House; Cardale Street; Castalia Square; Cedar House; Chipka Road; Parnell Road; Usher Road. Street; East Ferry Road (evens); Elm House; Finwhale House; Glengall Grove; Hickin Street; John McDonald House; Killoran 4 – Bazely / St Mathias (475 properties) House; Kimberley House; Kingdon House; Launch Street; 19 – Bede (381 properties) Lingard House; Llandovery House; Manchester Road; Abbot House; Anderson House; Bazely Street; Carmichael Marshfield Street; Montfort House; Normandy House; Oak Bow Common Lane; Broadhurst House; Paul's House; Pickard House; Collins House; Commodore House; Cottage Street; House; Rugless House; Skeggs House; Strattondale Street; House; Portia Way; Steadman House; Tracy House; Wager Cruse House; Discovery House; Landon Walk; Lawless House; Tamar House; Thorne House; Valiant House; Watkins House Street; Walvisch House; Wearmouth House; Zeital House. Lubbock House; Mackrow Walk; Martindale House; Mermaid House; Newby House; Norwood House; Poplar High Street; Smythe Street; Storey House; Virginia House; Woodall Close; 20 – Bow Bridge (232 properties) Woodstock Terrace; Woolmore Street. 11 – Teviot (177 properties) Arnold Road; Ballinger Point; Dorrington Point; Hardwicke Celtic Street; Chadbourn Street; Clutton Street; Daniel Bolt House; Henshall Point; Insley House; Stroudley Walk; Warren Close; David House; Irvine House; Passfield Drive; Tweed House. 5 – Birchfield (332 properties) House; Uamvar Street; Venue Street. Arborfield House; Elderfield House; Gorsefield House; Kemps Drive; Morant Street; Pennyfields; Pinefield Close; Rosefield 21 – British St (500 properties) Gdns; Saltwell Street; Thornfield House. 12 – Will Crooks (390 properties) Berkeley House; Columbia House; Esk House; Grafton House; Corry House; Devitt House; Dingle Gdns; East India Buildings; Hamilton House; Icarus House; Merchant Street; St. Clair East India Dock Road; Leyland House; Ming Street; Poplar House; Verity House; Whippingham House; Winchester House. 6 – Brownfield (672 properties) High Street; Saltwell Street; Westcott House; Wigram House; Willis House. Adderley Street; Balfron Tower; Brownfield Street; Burcham 22 – Coventry Cross (156 properties) Street; Carradale House; Follett Street; Ida Street; Langdon House; Lodore Street; St Leonards Road; Susannah Street; Brimsdown House; Newmill House; Stanborough House; Willis Street. 13 – Prestons Road (41 properties) Stanstead House. Alberta House; Coldharbour; St. Lawrence Cottages. 7 – Island Gardens (855 properties) 23 – Devons (698 properties) Ashcombe House; Birchdown House; Bowden House; Bruce Akbar House; Arethusa House; Billson Street; Brassey House; 14 – Birchfield TMC (22 properties) Road; Chagford House; Denbury House; Fairlie Court; Cahir Street; Capstan House; Carvel House; Castleton House; Franklin Street; Holsworthy House; Huntshaw House; Chapel House Street; Clipper House; Conway House; East Birchfield House. Kerscott House; Langmead House; Limscott House; Ferry Road; Empire Wharf Road; Exmouth House; Farnworth Nethercott House; Northleigh House; Patrick Connolly Gdns; House; Frigate House; Galleon House; Glengarnock Avenue; Priory Street; Rainhill Way; Reeves Road; Shillingford House; Grosvenor Wharf Road; Harbinger Road; Hesperus Crescent; Southcott House; St. Leonard's Street; Taft Way; Thelbridge Julian Place; Kingfield Street; Macquarie Way; Manchester 15 – Cotall Street (94 properties) House; Upcott House; William Guy Gdns; Wingate House. Grove; Manchester Road; Parsonage Street; Rodney House; Cotall Street. Salford House; Saundersness Road; Seyssel Street; Spindrift Avenue; Stebondale Street; Thermopylae Gate; Triton House; Urmston House; Warspite House; Westferry Road. 24 – Eric (615 properties) 16 – Locksley (609 properties) Beckley House; Brokesley Street; Burdett Road; Buttermere House; Coniston House; Derwent House; English Street; Aitham House; Ashpark House; Britley House; Carbis Road; Ennerdale House; Eric Street; Hamlets Way; Lockhart Street; 8 – Lansbury (908 properties) Cheadle House; Clemence Street; Dora House; Dora Street; Loweswater House; Mossford Street; Ropery Street; Southern Elland House; Flansham House; Gatwick House; Newdigate Alton Street; Augusta Street; Aurora House; Bygrove Street; Grove; Treby Street; Wentworth Mews; Windermere House. Carmen Street; Carron Close; Chilcot Close; Chrisp Street; House; Norbiton Road; Parnham Street; Redbourne House; Clarissa House; Cordelia Street; Duff Street; East India Dock Rhodeswell Road; Salmon Lane; Southwater Close. Road; Elgin House; Elizabeth Close; Ennis House; Essex House; Farrance Street; Fitzgerald House; Flora Close; Giraud 25 – Lakeview/Lanfranc (597 properties) Street; Grundy Street; Kerbey Street; Kilmore House; Market 17 – Alfred/Malmsbury (820 properties) Antill Road; Arbery Road; Ardent House; Beatrice Webb Square; Market Way; Norwich House; Osterley House; Plimsoll House; Bunsen House; Chisenhale Road; Clarion House; Close; Ricardo Street; Rigden Street; Shepherd House; Sturry Addington Road; Alfred Street; Alloway Road; Ambrose Walk; Coborn Road; Conyer Street; Crane House; Dalton House; Street; Talbot House. Astra House; Baldock Street; Bevin House; Bow Road; Byas Daring House; Diamond House; Driffield Road; Ellesmere House; Caxton Grove; Clinton Road; Creswick Walk; Electric Road; Exmoor House; Grenville House; Grove Road; Hewlett House; Fairfield Road; Frye Court; George Lansbury House; Road; Hooke House; Hyperion House; Imperial House; 9 – Samuda (504 properties) Grove Road; Guerin Square; Harris House; Heylyn Square; Ivanhoe House; Kenilworth Road; Lakeview Estate; Lyal Road; Howcroft House; Huggins House; Lawrence Close; Lichfield Margaret Bondfield House; Medway Road; Mohawk House; Ballin Court; Dagmar Court; Halyard House; Hedley House; Road; Malmesbury Road; Mile End Road; Mile End Road; Newport House; Old Ford Road; Stanfield Road; Strahan Kelson House; Pinnace House; Reef House; Talia House; Ridgdale Street; Sheffield Square; Tredegar Square; Trellis Road; Sturdy House; Susan Lawrence House; Vassall House; Yarrow House. Square; Whitton Walk; Williams House; Wrexham Road. Viking Close; Vivian Road; Wren House; Zealand Road.

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29 – Ranwell East (618 properties) 38 – Chicksand (634 properties) Bloomfield House; Brick Lane; Casson House; Chicksand Alice Lane; Allen Road; Alma Terrace; Armagh Road; Beale House; Chicksand Street; Davenant House; Deal Street; Frostic Road; Centurian Lane; Libra Road; McAusland House; McBride Walk; Greatorex House; Hanbury Street; Hopetown Street; House; McCullum Road; McEwen House; McKenna House; Kingward House; Monthope Road; Moss Close; Old Montague Old Ford Road; Pulteney Close; Ranwell Close; St Stephens Street; Pauline House; Ramar House; Regal Close; Spelman Road; Tait Court; Tufnell Court; Wrights Road. House; Spring Walk; Vallance Road; Victoria Cottages; Woodseer Street. 30 – Ranwell West (619 properties) Butley Court; Dethick Court; Ford Street; Hitchin Square; 39 – Christchurch (188 properties) Ingram House; Jossiline Court; Sandall House; St Stephens Hughes Mansions; John Pritchard House; Lister House; Treves Road; Wilmer House. House.

31 – St Stephens (750 properties) 40 – Cleveland (283 properties) Athelstane Grove; Barford House; Berebinder House; Brodick Cambridge Heath Road; Cleveland Way; Frederick Charrington House; Cardigan Road; Carlile Close; Clayhall Court; Cruden House; Gouldman House; Key Close; Trinity Green; Vawdrey House; Dornoch House; Driftway House; Dunnett House; Close; Wickford Street; Wyllen Close. Enard House; Forth House; Fraserburgh House; Gosford House; Gullane House; Hewison Street; Lunan House; Mull House; Norman Grove; Partridge House; Rosebank Gdns; Sabella Court; Saxon Road; Sinclairs House; Sleat House; St 41 – Collingwood (883 properties) Stephens Road; Stavers House; Tay House; Tredegar Road. Ashington House; Barnsley Street; Berry House; Blackwood House; Buckhurst Street; Bullen House; Collingwood House; Donegal House; Eagle House; Fremantle House; Grindall 32 – Crossways (298 properties) House; Harvey House; Headlam Street; Heathpool Court; Northesk House; Orion House; Pellew House; Redmill House; Hackworth Point; Holyhead Close; Mallard Point; Priestman Rutherford House; Somerford Street; Sovereign House; Tyler Point. House.

33 – Bracken House (73 properties) 42 – Cranbrook (534 properties) Alzette House; Ames House; Doric House; Harold House; Holman House; Longman House; Mace Street; Modling House; Norton House; Offenbach House; Puteaux House; 34 – Approach (342 properties) Roman Road; St. Gilles House; Stubbs House; Tate House; Allen McAuliffe House; Approach Road; Ebenezer Mussel Velletri House. House; James Campbell House; James Docherty House; Mayfield House; Reynolds House; Robinson Road; Russia 43 – Digby (328 properties) Lane; Thomas Hollywood House; William Caslon House. Bevin House; Bradley Lynch Court; Butler House; Clynes House; Knottisford Street; Portman Place; Sidney Godley V.C.House; Sleigh House; Stafford Cripps; Thorne House; 35 – Avebury (747 properties) Tuscan House. 46 – Dorset (402 properties) Alliston House; Barnet Grove; Benn House; Brabner House; Arthur Wade House; Cadell Close; George Loveless House; Cadogan House; Cheylesmore House; Cobb House; Crewe 44 – Greenways (422 properties) James Brine House; James Hammett House; Ravenscroft Street; Robert Owen House; Shipton Street; Sivill House; House; Culpin House; Dence House; Dickinson House; Ayrton Gould House; Ellen Wilkinson House; George Belt Vaughan Estate; William Fenn House. Eversley House; Firth House; Florida Street; Gillett House; House; Gilbert House; Jenkinson House; Jowitt House; Mary Gosset Street; Hume House; Hutton House; Jackson House; Macarthur House; O’Brien House; Sulkin House; Sylvia Johnson House; Karslake House; Lorden Walk; Lygon House; Pankhurst House; Trevelyan House; Walter Street; Wedgwood McDougall House; McKinnonwood House; Monk Bretton House; Windsor House. House; Monkswell House; Onslow House; Pakenham House; Rapley House; Roberta Street; Sanger House; Simmons 47 – Horwood (254 properties) House; Snell House; Speakman House; Spicer House; Stuart 45 – Dinmont (108 properties) House; Swinton House; Tillett Way; Torrance House; Warburg Ayshford House; Corfield Street; Gales Gardens; Horwood House; Wellington Row; Yates House. Cheverell House 1-60; Gillman House 1-47. House; Newcourt House; Norden House.

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48 – Granby/Hereford (478 properties) Bentworth Court; Bethnal Green Road (evens); Buckfast Street; Chilton Street; Derbyshire Street; Goldman Close; Granby Street; Hereford Street; Kinsham House; Ramsey Street; St. Matthews Row; Westhope House.

49 – Holland (404 properties) Barnett House; Bernard House; Bradbury House; Brune House; Carter House; Denning Point; Herbert House; Jacobson House; Ladbroke House; Old Castle Street; Wentworth Dwellings; Wheler House.

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Nettlefold House; Joseph Priestley House; Kite Place; Lampern Sambrook House; St. Vincent De Paul. Square; Mansford Street; Mullet Gardens; Nelson Gardens; Pollard Street; Southwood Smith House; St. Peters Close; 72 – Sidney Street South (507 properties) Thomas Burt House; Waring House; Warner Place; William 62 – Stepney Green (533 properties) Anne Goodman House; Ashfield Street; Athlone House; Channing House; William Rathbone House; Zander Court. Bridgen House; Clark Streeet; Damien Street; Dickson House; Avis Square; Bladen House; Burley House; Chudleigh Street; Dundalk House; Johns Place; Kerry House; Longford House; Garden Street; Jamaica Street; Old Church Road; Redmans Mellish House; Nelson Street; Newbold Cottages; Parfett 52 – Longnor/Norfolk/Osier (377 properties) Road; Seagrave Close; Stepney Green; Stepney Way; Stifford Street; Sidney Street; Siege House; Silvester House; Turner House; Tinsley Road; Welton House; Westport Street. Alderney Road; Bancroft Road; Barber Beaumont House; Bay Street; Tylney House; Woollon House; Zion House. Court; Boyton Close; Brancaster House; Downy House; Globe Road; Harpley Square; Litcham House; Longnor Road; Massingham Street; Moody Street; Portelet Road; Raynham 64 – Glamis (348 properties) 73 – Shadwell/Solander Gardens (503 properties) House; Stayners Road; Walter Besant House. Cable Street; Elf Row; Glamis Road; Gordon House; Redcastle Shadwell Gardens; Bewley House; Chancery House; Dellow Close; Roslin House; Tarbert Walk. House; Lowood House; Ring House; Solander Gardens. 51 – Newling (400 properties) Baroness Road; Brick Lane; Briggs House; Cuff Point; 65 – Limehouse (519 properties) 74 – South Quay (290 properties) Georgina Gardens; Gowan House; Hackney Road; Kirton Gardens; Old Market Square; Pelter Street; Strickland House; Ames Cottages; Anglia House; Antill Terrace; Arbour Square; Burr Close; Cloysters Green; Maudlins Green; Nightingale Tomlinson Close. Aston Street; Bailey Cottages; Barnes Street; Batten Cottages; House; St. Anthony’s Close; St. Katherine’s Way; Thomas More Belgrave Street; Berry Cottages; Bromley Street; Burroughs Street. Cottages; Caledonia House; Cambria House; Causton 53 – Parkview (303 properties) Cottages; Chasely Street; Colet Flats 1-6; Commercial Rd; Cleland House; Goodrich House; Kemp House; Mark House; Darnley House; Donoghue Cottages; Dunelm Street; East 75 – Matilda House (130 properties) Old Ford Road; Piggott House; Pomeroy House; Rosebery Arbour Street; Elsa Cottages; Flamborough Street; Greaves House; Sankey House; Sewardstone Road (evens); Sidney Cottages; Maroon Street; Matlock Street; Mercers Cottages; House 1-66. Ratcliffe House; Salmon Lane; Senrab Street; Troon House; Waterview House; White Horse Road; York Square. 76 – St Georges (484 properties) Betts House; Brockmer House; Columbus House; Hatton House; Hindmarsh Close; Noble Court; Shearsmith House; 54 – Rogers (722 properties) 66 – Martineau (208 properties) Stockholm House; Swedenborg Gardens. Brierly Gardens 96; Burnham Estate; Burns House; Evesham Chamberlain House; Donovan House; Fisher House; Gosling Houses; Globe Road; Gretton House; Keats House; Merceron House; Knowlden House; Moore House; Thornewill House; House; Milton House; Montfort House; Moore House; Morris Vogler House. 77 – Tarling (299 properties) House; Mulberry House; Pepys House; Rogers Estate; Sceptre Road; Shelley House; Swinburne House; Victoria Park Square; Brinsley House; Dean House; Foley House; Robert Sutton Wessex Street; Westbrook House; Whitman House. House; Sheridan House; Maddocks House; Newton House; 67 – Ocean (1560 properties) Richard Neale House. 55 – St Peters (329 properties) Aden House; Adriatic House; Allonby House; Andaman House; Anson House; Arabian House; Aral House; Atlantic House; 78 – Wapping (657 properties) Blythendale House; Bradley House; George Vale House; Azov House; Bantry House; Barents House; Ben Johnson Hollybush House; Kedleston Walk; Mary James House; Road; Bengal House; Biscay House; Broadford House; Cambay Beechy House; Chancellor House; Doughty Court; Fenner Sheppard House; Wyndham Deedes House. House; Canal Close; Caspian House; Channel House; Coral House; Flinders House; Franklin House; Frobisher House; House; Cromarty House; Darien House; Duckett Street; Garnet House; Hilliard House; Inglefield Square; Jackman Durham Row; Emmott Close; Ernest Street; Flores House; House; Lowder House; Malay House; Oswell House; Parry Formosa House; Galveston House; Galway House; Genoa House; Penang House; Pier Head; Reardon House; Ross 56 – Teesdale (269 properties) House; Grand Walk; Greenland House; Hawke House; Ionian House; Shackleton House; Tasman House; Vancouver House; House; James House; Levant House; Lorne House; Magellan Welsh House; Whitethorn House; Willoughby House. Barnard House; Clarkson Street; Ellsworth Street; Gainford House; Marmora House; Mile End Road; Moray House; House; James Middleton House; Stapleton House; Stockton Morecambe Close; Pacific House; Palliser House; Panama House; Thornaby House. House; Pegasus House; Pevensey House; Rectory Square; Riga 79 – Watney Market (200 properties) House; Sandalwood Close; Shandy Street; Sligo House; Solent Colstead House; Hainton Path; Melwood House; Norton House; Solway House; Stepney Green; Studland House; House. 57 – Gascoigne /Virginia (195 properties) Taranto House; Timor House; Union Drive; Weddell House; White Horse Lane. Chambord House; Chambord Street; Columbia Road; Dunmore Point; Gascoigne Place; Swanfield Street; Virginia 80 – SHELTERED HOUSING (271 properties) Road; Wingfield House. 68 – Pitsea (261 properties) Appian Court; John Bond House; John Lawder House; John Billing House; Chalkwell House; Commercial Road; Tucker House; Lawrence Close; Vic Johnson House; William 58 – Wellington 332 properties) Corringham House; Dowson House; Edward Mann Close; Guy Gardens; Rochester Court; Hugh Platt House; Mandela Lipton Road; Ogilvie House; Pitsea Street; Stepney Causeway; House. Barnes House; Beckwith House; Burrard House; Calcraft Sims House; Johnson Street. House; Colville House; Dundas House; Halkett House; Maitland House; Paget House; Ponsonby House; Sherbrooke 81 – Millwall (134 properties) House; Wadeson St. 69 – Riverside (194 properties) Michigan House; Montcalm House; Montrose House. Agatha Close; Chandler Street; Farthing Fields; Garnet Street; 59 – Withy House TMO (79 properties) John Rennie Walk; Peartree Lane; Penang Street; Rum Close; The Highway; Wainwright House; Wapping Lane; West 82 – Robin Hood Gdns (214 properties) Gardens; Wine Close. 60 – Berner (511 properties) Robin Hood Gdns. Batson House; Batty Street; Bicknell House; Danvers House; 70 – Royal Mint (168 properties) Delafield House; Dowler House; Drewett House; East Tenter 83 – Roche/St Vincents (356 properties) Street; Ellen Street; Everard House; Forbes Street; Hadfield Blue Anchor Yard; Cartwright Street; Crofts Street; East House; Halliday House; Hanson House; Harkness House; Smithfield; Fowey Close; John Fisher Street; Kennet Street; Bethlehem House; East India Dock Road; Grenada House; Hessel Street; Kindersley House; Scarborough Street; Walford Roding Mews; Royal Mint Place; Royal Mint Street; Swan Joseph Irwin House; Padstow House; Roche House; Saunders House; Welstead House. Passage; Waveney Close; Welland Mews. Close; Saunders Close; Trinidad House; West India House.

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