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Overview
Hammersmith & Fulham Council are delivering 134 new energy-efficient homes, 84% of which will be affordable and prioritised for local residents.
The new homes are being built within the Aintree estate on the former site of Hartopp Point & Lannoy Point towers, which were demolished for health and safety reasons. We are working with Aintree
Working with the Residents' Steering Group, we have suggested several names and themes for the new blocks.
We held a public consultation event and online survey to collect feedback on naming ideas and preferences.
The survey to collect feedback on the proposed name has now closed. We will continue to work with the Residents' Steering Group to finalise the names of the new blocks, and update the community in due course.
Overview
Hammersmith & Fulham Council are delivering 134 new energy-efficient homes, 84% of which will be affordable and prioritised for local residents.
The new homes are being built within the Aintree estate on the former site of Hartopp Point & Lannoy Point towers, which were demolished for health and safety reasons. We are working with Aintree
Working with the Residents' Steering Group, we have suggested several names and themes for the new blocks.
We held a public consultation event and online survey to collect feedback on naming ideas and preferences.
The survey to collect feedback on the proposed name has now closed. We will continue to work with the Residents' Steering Group to finalise the names of the new blocks, and update the community in due course.