Block and street champions

We’ve set up a new forum for residents who live in street properties and blocks that aren’t part of a larger estate to have a stronger voice and tell us more about what it’s like to live where they live.

Being a street or block champion is all about making a difference. There are lots of ways you can help.

Here are some things you can do as a street or block champion:

  • report issues such as fly tipping, graffiti, litter or communal repairs that are needed
  • represent all small block and street property residents at our wider housing forum
  • help us improve our services
  • take part in street or block inspections with our staff
  • attend local events and meetings
  • join in or organise action days
  • put on events and activities for you and your neighbours - with our support
  • talk to us about ways we can develop your community - and help make it happen!

The purpose of the block and street champions forum is to:

  • act as the representative body for residents who live in street properties on blocks that don’t form part of a larger estate
  • make proposals on all matters relating to the delivery of housing services for street properties and small blocks.

For more information view the street and block champions' terms of reference.

Key facts

  • Open to all council housing residents who live in street properties or non-estate blocks.
  • Quarterly forum meetings are held online using Microsoft Teams.
  • You will be asked to become a member of a group and make a commitment of at least 12 months.
  • You need to be able to spare at least 3 hours per quarter.
  • Five nominated street and block champions will attend the Housing Representatives Forum.

Interested in joining us?

Sign up to become a block or street champion for where you live.

Sign up today!

Get Involved Hub

Block and street champions can view meeting minutes, presentations and forum discussion chats on the Get Involved Hub - block and street champions forum.

Contact us

Contact the resident involvement team on 020 8753 6652 or email GetInvolved@lbhf.gov.uk

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