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affordable housing

Barrack Yard in Brighton’s North Laine, looking along the brick Old Slipper Baths building towards the Prince Regent Swimming Complex, 21 November 2008.

Old Slipper Baths in Brighton Approved for 11 Temporary Homes

Brighton and Hove City Council has approved plans to turn the Old Slipper Baths in Barrack Yard, North Laine, into 11 flats for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

29 Oct

A Victorian cast iron railway bridge with a curved arch over New England Road in Brighton, with a modern building behind it

Housing

66 affordable flats planned above a Brighton scrap metal yard draw objections

A 12-storey block of 66 affordable flats is proposed above a working scrap metal yard at Richardson's Yard, New England Street. The council papers show support from housing officers and objections…

23 Oct

Hereford Court and Wiltshire House tower blocks on Tillstone Street in Brighton, close to the Oakley House site

Council

Council Plans 20 Affordable Flats at Oakley House, Brighton, Decision Due 28 October

Brighton and Hove City Council wants to replace Oakley House, off Edward Street, with up to 20 flats for affordable housing. The Planning Committee decides on 28 October and officers recommend…

23 Oct

Community

Two years in: where Brighton & Hove's Homes for Everyone housing plan stands

The council has invested more than £44m in council homes and started work on 528 affordable homes, but temporary accommodation pressures keep rising. Here's what the two-year review of the Housing…

9 Aug

Council

222 New Council Homes and a Community Hub Take Shape in Moulsecoomb

Work is under way on 222 new council homes for rent and a community hub in Moulsecoomb, with a GP surgery, library, youth centre, café, skate park and 3G pitches. Shaped by residents, it is one of…

7 Aug