Housing strategy
Draft Housing Strategy 2008 - 2012
The residents consultation closed for responses on 10 October 2008
The London Borough of Richmond upon Thames is developing a new housing strategy for the borough.
The strategy focuses on 7 priorities identified through the work of a multi agency steering group and we would now like to consult with residents in the borough to find out what you think about the issues and the actions in the action plan.
A residents version of the strategy which provides a summary of each chapter, the key objectives and details of some of the main actions which will be taken to address the issues is available to download:
If you would like to see a copy of the full Draft Housing Strategy or send us your feedback please telephone Tracy Stanley or Sarah Filby at 0208 891 7762 / 7405
The final version of the Strategy will be available from the end of December 2008.
Stakeholder consultation
The stakeholder consultation closed for for responses on 30 September 2008
A final version of the Housing Strategy should be available from the end of December 2008.
Draft Housing Strategy chapters
- Draft Housing Strategy
(MS Word, 337KB) - More Affordable Homes
(MS Word, 177KB) - Better Quality and Greener Homes
(MS Word, 233KB) - Understanding and Influencing the Housing Market
(MS Word, 333KB) - Promoting Housing Choice
(MS Word, 131KB) - Creating Thriving Communities
(MS Word, 145KB) - Supporting Independent Living
(MS Word, 132KB)
Download the Draft Homelessness Strategy
(MS Word, 358KB) here
More information on the Draft Housing Strategy
Tracy Stanley
Policy, Research & Statistics Officer
Telephone: 0208 891 7762
Email: tracy.stanley@richmond.gov.uk.
Housing Strategy 2004 - 2007
The Housing Strategy sets out the housing challenges facing Richmond upon Thames up to 2007. The Government Office for London (GOL) assessed our housing strategy to be 'Fit for 'Purpose' in January 2004
Download the Housing Strategy document 2004-2007 here
(pdf, 1418KB)
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