PEACH Open Letter to Mayor of Newham
PEACH member’s open letter to the Mayor of Newham ahead of our meeting on 15th May.
Custom House Ballot: Democracy or deceit?
The Custom House Phase 1 ballot results show that 47% of the residents who could vote and did vote, voted NO to the Landlord Offer. This means the majority voted ‘yes’ by a margin of 4%, giving Newham Council the … Continued
The People’s Vote – We deserve better!
With Newham Council’s regeneration plans set to demolish homes and displace the community and the ballot vote excluding hundreds of residents from participating in a decision that will change their lives (see our blog to learn more), PEACH members have taken matters into their own hands.
Custom House Ballot Vote – We deserve better!
Newham council’s plans for regeneration of the Custom House area have been hanging over residents for over 20 years, so it’s no surprise that many didn’t believe it might ever happen. However, the ballot is here and from the 23rd … Continued
Repairs & Refurbishment: One year on…
Last week PEACH members met with Newham Council officers, Darren Levy (Director of Housing), Jon Hillier (Head of Housing Property Services) and Donna Morelli (Assistant Director of Housing Services), in their final meeting of 2022. This meeting marked the one … Continued
Community Organising Training!
Last week PEACH members took part in a full weekend of Community Organising training to prepare themselves for their upcoming campaigns. PEACH members are organising to make their homes and community safe, healthy and live-able, NOW. They have the tools, … Continued
PEACH Community Ballot Picnic
Come your neighbours at the PEACH Community Ballot Picnic this Sunday 18th September 1pm – 4pm at Canning Town Rec We will learn more about Newham Council’s ballot for the regeneration. All PEACH members are needed to work together and … Continued
Residents Win Improvements to Their Homes
Kitchens, Bathrooms and Repairs Council tenants have come together over the disgraceful conditions of their kitchens, bathrooms and windows. After up to 20 years of council neglect, residents have raised problems related to mould, dampness, broken flooring, cabinets and rotting … Continued