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Labour’s plan invests in cleaner streets, outstanding services, excellent schools, building new homes, and a greener borough.
On Thursday 7th May, vote Labour for a council that keeps delivering for you and your community.
We know that many people across the borough find it difficult to make ends meet.
That’s why we have invested £34m towards our Council Tax Support scheme, one of the most generous in the UK, supporting those most in need and reducing bills for over 22,000 residents.
We also spend over £2m on our Cost-of-Living Fund, a lifeline support for 3,000 households and have renewed our £500 pregnancy grant payments.
Everyone deserves to have a safe, warm and secure roof over their head.
We are investing £670 million in our council homes, such as heating, windows and roofs, as well as having recently announced an extra £29.9m fund to retrofit around 3,000 council homes, cutting bills and reducing carbon emissions.
Camden’s Labour council is taking bold action on the climate emergency across our borough, from protecting our green spaces to ensuring our buildings and homes are energy efficient.
We have installed 370 cycle hangars, planted 600 trees per year and delivered over 550 electric vehicle charging points across the Camden.
We know that many people across the borough find it difficult to make ends meet.
That’s why we have invested £34m towards our Council Tax Support scheme, one of the most generous in the UK, supporting those most in need and reducing bills for over 22,000 residents.
We also spend over £2m on our Cost-of-Living Fund, a lifeline support for 3,000 households and have renewed our £500 pregnancy grant payments.
We are proud to live in Camden and want everyone to be proud of their local area.
That’s why we have invested £35m on rubbish and recycling collections, keeping our streets clean and thriving.
This year, we’ve also increased spending on street cleaning by £1m, with improved bin collections and increased jet washing of our high streets, as well as a crack-down on fly-tipping.
Under Labour, Camden has built 1,700 new homes with plans to build more affordable, high-quality housing for local families.
Camden will spend almost £28m this year on supporting the homeless and preventing homelessness, with two new shelters under construction.
