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Housing
Housing Department
Ground Floor Reception
Kensington Town Hall
Hornton Street
LONDON
W8 7NX
Tel: Housingline: 020 7361 3008
020 7361 3008: Housingline
Fax: 020 7361 3718
Email: housing@rbkc.gov.uk
housing@rbkc.gov.uk: Housingline
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The Council is facing a serious financial challenge in continuing to provide Kensington and Chelsea’s tenants and leaseholders with the standard of service they currently enjoy.
The Royal Borough is determined to maintain the housing stock properly and provide the sort of three star service that our tenants and leaseholders expect and deserve.
For more information on the changes that will affect how council housing is funded in the future, and the ways in which this will affect the way your home is managed, visit the Your home, Your future page.
You can also download the leaflet sent to Council tenants and leaseholders in March 2008:
Read the press release
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Housing in Kensington and Chelsea - Stock OptionsThe Guide to Managing Social Housing in the Royal BoroughTMO and Lanc West Management Board: Management AgreementsTowards the Mayor's Housing Strategy - consultation response
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