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RM2F5FA5F–Excavator demolishing a block of council flats on the Woodberry Down Estate, North London, during phase 3 of redevelopment of the area in March 2021
RM2D7F0K8–London, United Kingdom, 22th of Oct. 2020. A view of Woodberry Grove's new buildings from Seven Sisters Road. The Happy Man Tree in London’s Woodberry Grove, Hackney, has been awarded this year's Woodland Trust Tree of the Year on 22nd of October. But this 150-year-old London’s Heritage tree could be felled within a few weeks, due to the controversial Berkeley Homes development plans for Hackney council housing. While the Council argues that ‘campaigners only care for one tree.’ Residents say they deserve both, “trees and homes'. Sabrina Merolla/Alamy
RM2BW3GBW–LCC asked to approve presentation of Hackney Marshes bill in parliament . Council continues fight for 30 acres today . The London County Council is being asked today ( Tuesday ) to approve the presentation in Parliament of a ' Bill ' enabling it to build houses on 30 acres of Hackney Marshes , the 340 acres of which forms the greatest open space in East London . The LCC proposal is to build dwellings for about 8000 people as part of slum clearance in Hackney and Bethnal Green . The scheme was recently held up by a legal decision which held that nothing in the Housing Act of 1925 permits the ap
RM2F3C901–The top floors of a block of council flats under demolition during the redevelopment of Woodberry Down in the spring of 2021, Hackney, North London UK
RM2EM4FYB–Bernard Crofton Hackney Councils sacked housing chief whose team of Untoucables discovered corruption among staff and officials The tenacy audit team was recruited from outside the authority for fear that the council was riddled with corruption Staff have been accused of milking hundreds of pounds in rents benefits and grants
RM2EM4C25–Bernard Crofton Hackney Councils sacked housing chief whose team of Untoucables discovered corruption among staff and officials The tenacy audit team was recruited from outside the authority for fear that the council was riddled with corruption Staff have been accused of milking hundreds of pounds in rents benefits and grants Inquiry headed by Ian Macdonald QC says he is a fraud and liar
RM2F4W5C7–London England. Squatters evicted from Oxted Court on the Holmleigh Estate in Hackney East London. 26 April 1991. Hackney Council used legislation using section 7 of the 1977 Criminal Law Act allowing them to forcibly evict squatters from properties many had occupied for more than three years saying that new tenants were to take over the once derelict properties that the squatters had ‘done up’ and made habitable. At dawn Police and Council workers with tools to cut bolts arrived to evict 19 famalies from their homes.
RM2F5FA5M–The new Skyline Apartments, Woodberry Down, North London UK, behind a partly demolished council block during redevelopment in March 2021
RMCTF67C–Faces upon the windows of a no longer occupied housing estate awaiting demolition in Hackney,London.
RM2F2JY6P–A partly demolished council block on the Woodberry Down estate, Hackney, North London, UK, in the spring of 2021
RM2F3C908–A part demolished council block and excavator at Woodberry Down, Hackney, London, during phase 3 of the redevelopment of the council estate in 2021
RM2F0NMJR–Blocks of flats at Woodberry Down, Hackney, North London UK, in March 2021, in the process of being demolished for a new housing project
RM2D7F0K3–London, United Kingdom, 22th of Oct. 2020. A view of Woodberry Grove's new buildings from Seven Sisters Road. The Happy Man Tree in London’s Woodberry Grove, Hackney, has been awarded this year's Woodland Trust Tree of the Year on 22nd of October. But this 150-year-old London’s Heritage tree could be felled within a few weeks, due to the controversial Berkeley Homes development plans for Hackney council housing. While the Council argues that ‘campaigners only care for one tree.’ Residents say they deserve both, “trees and homes'. Sabrina Merolla/Alamy
RM2BW3GD2–LCC asked to approve presentation of Hackney Marshes bill in parliament . Council continues fight for 30 acres today . The London County Council is being asked today ( Tuesday ) to approve the presentation in Parliament of a ' Bill ' enabling it to build houses on 30 acres of Hackney Marshes , the 340 acres of which forms the greatest open space in East London . The LCC proposal is to build dwellings for about 8000 people as part of slum clearance in Hackney and Bethnal Green . The scheme was recently held up by a legal decision which held that nothing in the Housing Act of 1925 permits the ap
RM2F5FA6H–Derelict council block undergoing demolition on the Woodberry Down Estate, North London UK, with floors exposed, in March 2021
RM2F7M4HB–Environmental portrait of muslim children playing outside their home. Council estate near Boundary Gardens, Shoreditch, Hackney, London, UK. Jul 2015
RM2F5FA6A–The ruins of a 1950's council block at Woodberry Down, North London UK, during phase 3 of redevelopment of the area by Berkeley Homes in March 2021
RMGD0H59–London, UK. 9th July, 2016. A social housing block being occupied by feminist direct action group Sisters Uncut as a form of protest to call on both Hackney Council and the Government not to implement the Housing Act, to cease the demolition of council housing and to invest funds in both social housing and refuges for women fleeing domestic violence. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News
RM2F3C8YY–Flats under demolition on the Woodberry Down council estate, Hackney, North London UK, with the new Skyline Apartments in the background
RMAXTCF4–Working class housing high rise council flats view of London home subsidised local authority housing poor less well off Londoners 1990s UK HOMER SYKES
RMCB71RG–Tower blocks on the Trowbridge Estate in Hackney Wick, London. Blocks demolished in 1995. Photograph taken in 1990.
RM2F4W4Y1–London England. Squatters evicted from Oxted Court on the Holmleigh Estate in Hackney East London. 26 April 1991. Hackney Council used legislation using section 7 of the 1977 Criminal Law Act allowing them to forcibly evict squatters from properties many had occupied for more than three years saying that new tenants were to take over the once derelict properties that the squatters had ‘done up’ and made habitable. At dawn Police and Council workers with tools to cut bolts arrived to evict 19 famalies from their homes.
RM2G3B2JB–Council block under demolition at the Woodberry Down Estate, North London UK, with exposed floors, in the spring of 2021
RMCTF66N–Faces upon the windows of a no longer occupied housing estate awaiting demolition in Hackney,London.
RM2HFK35X–Holly Street Estate, Dalston, Hackney, London, 24/03/1996. A view of tower blocks on the Holly Street Estate, showing a cloud of dust caused by the demolition of Rowan Court at the centre of the group. Laing Homes Special Projects worked in partnership with Hackney Council and a consortium of housing associations to redevelop the estate which had originally been built in the 1970s. The aim of the project was to provide over 1000 new and refurbished homes over a 6 year period, following traditional street patterns and providing gardens for residents. This photograph is part of a batch taken to
RFG1DTKJ–High rise council flat. A council house is a form of public or social housing built by local municipalities in the UK
RMGD0H58–London, UK. 9th July, 2016. A social housing block being occupied by feminist direct action group Sisters Uncut as a form of protest to call on both Hackney Council and the Government not to implement the Housing Act, to cease the demolition of council housing and to invest funds in both social housing and refuges for women fleeing domestic violence. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News
RM2D7F2FA–London, United Kingdom, 22th of Oct. 2020. Veteran peace campaigner Maria Gallastegui, updates the graffitti regarding The Happy Man Tree, in London’s Hackney. This 150-year-old tree, part of London Heritage, has been awarded this year's Woodland Trust Tree of the Year on 22nd of October. But it could be felled within a few weeks, due to the controversial Berkeley Homes development plans for Hackney's council housing plans. The Council argues that ‘
RM2G3MHB0–Distictive, orange, glass-reinforced cement (GRC) panels on a newly built block of Local Authority apartments in Hackney, London, UK
RM2F4W4RR–London England. Squatters evicted from Oxted Court on the Holmleigh Estate in Hackney East London. 26 April 1991. Hackney Council used legislation using section 7 of the 1977 Criminal Law Act allowing them to forcibly evict squatters from properties many had occupied for more than three years saying that new tenants were to take over the once derelict properties that the squatters had ‘done up’ and made habitable. Seen here: At dawn Police and Council workers with tools to cut bolts arrived to evict 19 famalies from their homes.
RM2G3B2JA–Remains of a council block on the Woodberry Down Estate, North London UK, during demolition in the spring of 2021
RM2F5FA60–The Woodberry Down Estate in Hackney, North London UK, from Newnton Close, with the partly demolished Burtonwood House in the background
RM2F4T4T5–Blocks of council flats awaiting demolition during phase 3 of the regeneration of Woodberry Down, North London UK, in March 2021
RMBR5W08–The boarded up windows of a block of empty and fire damaged council flats in Hackney, London, United Kingdom.
RM2F5FA6G–A partly demolished council block on the Woodberry Down Estate, North London, during redevelopment by Berkeley Homes in March 2021
RFG1DTKC–High rise council flat. A council house is a form of public or social housing built by local municipalities in the UK
RMGD0H57–London, UK. 9th July, 2016. Members of feminist direct action group Sisters Uncut occupy a social housing block as a form of protest to call on both Hackney Council and the Government not to implement the Housing Act, to cease the demolition of council housing and to invest funds in both social housing and refuges for women fleeing domestic violence. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News
RM2D7F2EN–London, United Kingdom, 22th of Oct. 2020. Veteran peace campaigner Maria Gallastegui, updates the graffitti regarding The Happy Man Tree, in London’s Hackney. This 150-year-old tree, part of London Heritage, has been awarded this year's Woodland Trust Tree of the Year on 22nd of October. But it could be felled within a few weeks, due to the controversial Berkeley Homes development plans for Hackney's council housing plans. The Council argues that ‘
RM2F4W59N–London England. Squatters evicted from Oxted Court on the Holmleigh Estate in Hackney East London. 26 April 1991. Hackney Council used legislation using section 7 of the 1977 Criminal Law Act allowing them to forcibly evict squatters from properties many had occupied for more than three years saying that new tenants were to take over the once derelict properties that the squatters had ‘done up’ and made habitable. At dawn Police and Council workers with tools to cut bolts arrived to evict 19 famalies from their homes.
RM2G3MJ1J–Distictive, orange, glass-reinforced cement (GRC) panels on a newly built block of Local Authority apartments in Hackney, London, UK
RMA8FAFD–A young girl stands on the railings surrounding her council housing estate, Clapton, London, UK.
RM2F5FA5D–Remains of a 1950's council block on the Woodberry Down Estate, North London UK, during redevelopment of the area in March 2021
RMG44P8X–Hackey Town Hall, Labour chiefs today disbanded the ruling group on Hackney council in north London, in a bid to restore descipline and bring a rebel faction to heel. *29/01/01Unions are planning to 'paralyse' the council this week when thousands of workers will strike in a row over spending cuts. Social workers, administrative and housing staff and other employees at Hackney council in London are due to walk out in an escalating dispute over pay, jobs and conditions.
RMB4GDJJ–UK Refurbishment of a council housing estate in Hackney to put for sale to private building company,London Photo © Julio Etchart
RMGD0H24–London, UK. 9th July, 2016. Members of feminist direct action group Sisters Uncut occupy a social housing block as a form of protest to call on both Hackney Council and the Government not to implement the Housing Act, to cease the demolition of council housing and to invest funds in both social housing and refuges for women fleeing domestic violence. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News
RFG1DTK2–High rise council flat. A council house is a form of public or social housing built by local municipalities in the UK
RM2D7F2FR–London, United Kingdom, 22th of Oct. 2020. Veteran peace campaigner Maria Gallastegui, updates the graffitti regarding The Happy Man Tree, in London’s Hackney. This 150-year-old tree, part of London Heritage, has been awarded this year's Woodland Trust Tree of the Year on 22nd of October. But it could be felled within a few weeks, due to the controversial Berkeley Homes development plans for Hackney's council housing plans. The Council argues that ‘
RM2F4W56Y–London England. Squatters evicted from Oxted Court on the Holmleigh Estate in Hackney East London. 26 April 1991. Hackney Council used legislation using section 7 of the 1977 Criminal Law Act allowing them to forcibly evict squatters from properties many had occupied for more than three years saying that new tenants were to take over the once derelict properties that the squatters had ‘done up’ and made habitable. At dawn Police and Council workers with tools to cut bolts arrived to evict 19 famalies from their homes.
RM2G3MHHT–Distictive, orange, glass-reinforced cement (GRC) panels on a newly built block of Local Authority apartments in Hackney, London, UK
RMDAJGP3–High-rise Lincoln Court estate, in North London, Bethune Road, Stoke Newington / Stamford Hill in London Borough of Hackney, 2013
RMAXTCE6–Working class housing high rise council flats view of London home subsidised local authority housing poor less well off Londoners 1990s UK HOMER SYKES
RMG4ERJ6–Mr Sam Yeboah has won his case of racial discrimination and cleared his name for the first time today (Monday). The Industrial Tribunal found that Mr Yeboah, a JP in Milton Keynes, Bucks, had been racially discriminated against by Hackney Council, east London, and its former Director of Housing, Bernard Crofton who had accused him of fraud. See PA Story TRIBUNAL race. Photo by Andrew Stuart/PA
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