Housing in Leeds Special Event with Cllr Jess Lennox

📅 Tue 4th Nov, 7:30pm

📍 In person: Moortown Social Club, Cranmer Gardens, LS17 5LA

💻 Online via Zoom

Guest Speaker: Cllr Jess Lennox (Leeds City Council's executive member for housing)

RSVP or register for zoom link here

We hope you can join us as we explore the successes and challenges of meeting Labour's ambitions to deliver safe, warm, affordable housing across Leeds.

This event is open to all Labour Party members. You can take part in person or online - whichever suits you best.

Nationally, Labour has committed to building 1.5 million homes and is reforming the planning system to speed up their delivery, investing a record uplift of £39 billion in a new Affordable Homes Programme, as well as introducing new rights for renters and ending “no-fault” evictions.

How are these changes affecting our city? What impact are Leeds City Council initiatives like the Council Housing Growth Programme, selective licensing and the revitalisation of neighbourhoods having? What more does Leeds need to ensure all our citizens have access to a secure home in a flourishing community? 

These questions, and more, will be explored by our guest speaker, Cllr Jess Lennox, Leeds City Council’s executive member for housing. 

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Housing in Leeds special event - Labour Party

** Please select "Slot 1" to join in-person and "Slot 2" to join via zoom when you RSVP.** Join us for a special event, hosted by Alwoodley Branch Labour Party, to explore the successes and challenges of meeting Labour's ambitions to deliver safe, warm, affordable housing across Leeds. Nationally, Labour has committed to building 1.5 million homes and is reforming the planning system to speed up their delivery, investing a record uplift of £39 billion in a new Affordable Homes Programme, as well as introducing new rights for renters and ending “no-fault” evictions. How are these changes affecting our city? What impact are Leeds City Council initiatives like the Council Housing Growth Programme, selective licensing and the revitalisation of neighbourhoods having? What more does Leeds need to ensure all our citizens have access to a secure home in a flourishing community?  These questions, and more, will be explored by our guest speaker, Cllr Jess Lennox, Leeds City Council’s executive member for housing. The meeting is open to all members, who can join in person or online via zoom. RSVP now to get the details.