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The project will deliver approximately 150 affordable homes for key workers including social workers, teachers, staff, enabling them to live close to their workplace, reducing travel times balance to those providing vital services for their community. The rent levels will be equivalent
to London Living Rent levels, calculated by Ward. The housing will be available to key workers with a combined household £67,000 per year The site, next to the Arnold Estate
near Zone 1, with close proximity to London Bridge and Bermondsey stations, under the council’s emerging Affordable Guidance. The development includes the
delivery of a new community centre, space and a number of smaller support
spaces. The centre will be available for all the community for a range of events, activities and for hire; and the council will be seeking an independent operator to manage the space nearer to the time of opening.
the backbone of any community and ensuring that their work is recognised and their lives made easier is the least we can do to repay the efforts they make every day. I’m really excited and proud that we’re going to be delivering around 150 homes for keyworkers in partnership
Council is dedicated to meeting this strategy. The new homes will contribute positively to recruitment and retention of key workers in our borough, shaping a positive future and making lives better.”
development, with completion targeted for 2029.
Council as the development partner for on our successful collaboration on several projects, including the Tustin Estate scheme where we are delivering nearly 700 new homes, we value our strong partnership with the council. keyworkers is a vital step in supporting those who are indispensable to the wellbeing of the community. This project represents an exciting opportunity to further our collaboration and make a lasting contribution to the future of bringing this vision to fruition. Construction will progress at pace, facilities are delivered promptly and to the highest standards.”
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