Hackney Homes News Summer 2013

Estate safety 

road shows 

See page 3 

5 

Leaseholder 

Open Day 

Summer 2013 

news 

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Honouring our 

residents 

10 

Carbon Monoxide 

awareness 

Look out for our feature: 

Stories suggested by Hackney Homes residents 

resident 

approved 

www.hackneyhomes.org.uk 

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Hackney Homes News Summer 2013 

Big Lunch Festivities 

Anti-social behaviour: 

Don’t live with it, report it 

Estate roadshows coming 

to an estate near you 

Dates of upcoming road shows: 

2 

Hundreds of our residents 

joined people across the 

country to take part in the Big 

Lunch on Sunday 2 June. 

The Big Lunch was started by 

The Eden Project and aims to bring 

communities together, making 

people feel happy about their local 

community; encouraging 

neighbours to come together and 

share lunch and conversation. 

Former Eastenders star, Barbara 

Windsor attended a Big Lunch 

event at Cre8 Lifestyle Centre, 

Hackney. Speaking to local 

residents about the benefits of 

The Big Lunch she said: 


“The events get bigger 

and better every year 

and here in Hackney the 

Cre8 Life Style Centre put 

on a brilliant show with 

everyone getting involved 

and having fun together.” 

Other events were held at 

Lockner Estate who combined their 

big lunch with a bring and buy sale, 

beat boxing workshop, bouncy 

castle and disco tent. 

Yorkshire Grove TRA with 

support from Shoreditch Trust 

resident 

approved 

arranged for the lunchtime event 

to include a pedal-powered 

smoothie maker for participants to 

make their own drinks, a free 

barbecue offered by local social 

enterprise Waterhouse Restaurant 

and hands-on gardening activities 

for residents. 

For assistance with organising 

events in your local area contact 

the resident participation team on 

020 8356 7845 

Photos by Hannah Lucy Jones. 

Many of you have attended Estate Safety 

roadshows in recent weeks and the Estate 

Safety and Anti-social behaviour team will 

continue to meet residents and visit estates 

throughout the summer. 

The roadshows are an opportunity to report 

concerns or issues you may have relating to 

anti-social behaviour in confidence to a Hackney 

Homes staff member and find out how it will 

be dealt with. 

There will be a chance to meet officers from 

your local Safer Neighbourhoods Team and 

Police and to talk to staff from Hackney Council’s 

Community Safety Team. 

If you have a dog, you can also get advice on 

responsible dog ownership and information on 

low cost vaccinations, neutering, flea and worm 

treatment. Advice will also be on offer about 

noise nuisance and where to go to get help. 

Road shows will take place from 2pm 

– 4pm. If you are concerned about anti-social 

behaviour or if you would like more information 

on the roadshows you can contact the team on 

020 8356 3310. 

Grow your own 

Summer is here and now is 

a great time to get together 

with neighbours and start a 

community garden. If you live on 

an estate and you want to grow 

some food, we want to help you. 

We are already supporting a range 

of food growing initiatives across 

estates. Residents interested in 

growing their own will be provided 

with advice and guidance from our 

team of estate gardeners. 

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On a number of estates in 

Hackney, residents are already 

turning simple green spaces on their 

estates into beautiful herb gardens. 

Starting a community garden 

is a shared effort. That is why it is 

essential that it’s not just you. Speak 

to your local tenants and residents 

association or if you don’t have one, 

make sure that there are at least five 

of you interested in starting the 

growing project. 

ESTATE 

St Johns Estate 

(Outside Cherbury Court) 

Sherrys Wharf 

(Outside entrance of 

Lindisfarne Way) 

Nelson Mandela House 

(Entrance) 

Banister House 

(Outside 211-235) 

Wilton Estate 

(Block 25-48) 

ESTATE 

Milton Gardens 

(Outside the 

Community Centre) 

Smalley Estate 

(Outside Smalley Road Estate) 

Nightingale Estate 

(play area) 

Wyke Estate 

If you are 

interested in 

having a grow your 

own area on your 

estate contact Estate Environment 

Services on 020 8356 1934 

who will be able to answer 

your questions and offer 

further advice. 

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Hackney Homes News 

A PAGE FOR LEASEHOLDERS AND FREEHOLDERS Summer 2013 

Welfare Reform update 

Did you know that there are around 8,000 leaseholders 

in Hackney? 

This page is dedicated to news and information for leaseholders and 

freeholders. 

The benefits cap came into force on 15 July 

2013. 

If you claim benefits and 

• are a couple (with or without children) or a lone 

parent, your total benefits payments will be restricted 

to a maximum of £500 per week 

• are a single adult household, your total benefits will 

be restricted to a maximum of £350 per week. 

While there are exceptions to the cap including those 

who are entitled to working tax credit and households 

where someone receives disability benefit, the new 

rules will apply in the majority of cases. 

Could you use some help with 

• managing your bills and finances 

• employment and training opportunities 

• using computers and the internet? 

Hackney Money Smart Project can assist you with 

managing your finances in a better way and help 

you plan ahead. We can do this by: 

• developing a personalised action plan to enable 

you to work towards your goals 

• providing you with tips on how to budget and 

maximise your income 

• helping you to understand the difference between 

priority and non-priority bills and debts 

• helping you open a bank account and providing 

advice on affordable credit 

• planning for the future, looking at financial products 

which include different types of saving accounts 

and how you can prepare for the future 

• assisting in preparing CV and filling in application 

forms and helping with online job searches 

• training in building confidence, job interview and 

presentation skills 

• arranging for you to attend computer training 

sessions including how to use the internet. 

For further information on Welfare Reform or Money 

Smart, Please contact our Welfare Reform Officers 

Gwen Williams or Aku Ohene-Dokyi who are here 

to assist you. 

They can be contacted on 020 8356 3100, email 

income.services@hackneyhomes.org, or you can 

visit them at: Income Services Division, Christopher 

Addison House, 72 Wilton Way, Hackney, London, 

E8 1BJ. 

Leaseholders and Freeholders 

Open Day Saturday 10 August 

The Urswick School, Paragon Road, 

Hackney, E9 6NR, 10am – 4pm 

Don’t miss this year’s Leaseholders and 

Freeholders open day. The event will be 

bigger, better and more informative. 

You can: 

• talk to us about the services you receive 

• meet other leaseholders 

• talk to specialist organisations about 

leasehold and freehold matters. 

There will be activities on the day for the whole 

family including: 

• a FREE prize raffle 

• a FREE massage & health check 

• kids games with prizes to be won. 

Do you have personal leasehold 

matters to discuss on the day? 

Call 020 8356 2288 to book an 

appointment or write to 

businesssupport.leaseholdservices 

@hackneyhomes.org.uk 

We look forward to seeing you there! 

Why not sign up to pay your rent by Direct Debit? 

This is the easiest way for you to pay and also the most cost-effective way for us to 

collect your payments.You have a choice of three payment dates, either the 1st, 8th 

or 16th of each month. Your Direct Debit will continue year on year so there is no need 

for you to contact your bank unless you want to cancel it. 

To sign up to Direct Debit, complete and return the Direct Debit form you received 

with your recent rent statement. You can trust Direct Debit to be totally secure. 

For more information visit: www.hackneyhomes.org.uk 

It is important that your rent is paid regularly. If you are going away during the 

summer, please make sure you have the right arrangements in place to pay your rent. 

Remember you need permission before making alterations to your home 

It has come to our attention that some leaseholders have made alterations to the internal and 

external parts of their homes without first obtaining landlords consent. 

Examples of the types of alterations that have been carried out by leaseholders who have not obtained 

landlord’s consent include the removal of walls to create open plan space, the relocation of or creation of 

bathroom or toilet, combining the bathroom and toilet into one room and converting loft spaces and 

basements into flats. 

Unauthorised alterations can put the building structure at risk and should not be carried out. 

For more information regarding alterations to your home contact the team on 020 8356 2298 or email 

businesssupport.leaseholdservices@hackneyhomes.org.uk 

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GET INVOLVED 

Travellers consultation Hackney Council has produced a draft lettings policy 

for Travellers and stakeholders to have their say. A number of consultation meetings, 

workshops and drop-in sessions will take place where Travellers can feedback 

on the lettings policy for pitches on Traveller sites and also have questions answered. 

The informal consultation period will run until Friday 23 August 2013. A further 6 week 

consultation period will then run on a formal basis. For more information on the 

consultation contact Angie Emmerson, Traveller Manager on 020 8356 5153 or email 

angie.emmerson@hackneyhomes.org.uk 

Cooking in the community 

Free seven week cooking courses are available from the Shoreditch Trust to come and learn about 

a range of healthy eating topics before trying your hand at fresh, healthy recipes then sitting down 

to eat the tasty food. Upcoming courses at Shoreditch Trust Healthy living centre, 170 Pitfield Street, N1 6JP 

Course 1 5.30pm to 8.30pm, Tuesdays 3 September to 15 October. Course 2 10:30am to 1.30pm, Saturdays 

2 November to 21 December (Excluding 23 November) For more information visit www.shoreditchtrust.org. 

uk/estate-to-plate or contact Edouard Guidon on 020 7033 8506 

We want 

to hear 

from you 

We plan to update the content of the 

Hackney Homes website and want to hear 

your views on what you would like to see 

on the site and what services you would 

like access to online. 

For your chance to win £50 worth of 

shopping vouchers complete the electronic 

survey by visiting www.hackneyhomes. 

org.uk or complete the hard copy inserted 

into this issue and return to: Freepost 

RSTU-LXTJ-ABEU, Hackney Homes 

Communications Team, Hackney Town Hall, 

Mare Street, London E8 1EA. 

Celebrating Gypsy, 

Roma and 

Traveller month 

Throughout June, Gypsy, Roma and Traveller 

communities across Britain celebrated Gypsy, Roma 

and Traveller History Month (GRTHM) to raise 

awareness and explore the history of the largest ethnic 

minority community in the European Union. 

Britain’s 300,000 Gypsies, Roma and Travellers have lived, 

worked and travelled throughout Britain for over 500 years, yet 

little is known about their history and culture. The result 

is a widespread ignorance about who they are, which 

sometimes turns to hatred, fear and misunderstanding. 

Throughout the month, Hackney Homes and Hackney Council 

together with the Traveller Education Service, the Hackney 

Empire and the London Gypsy and Traveller Unit held a series 

of free interactive family events to help raise awareness of 

Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities in the borough. 

Youth activities Interested in 

cycling? 

The Resident Participation team work 

closely on a range of engagement projects. 

There are some great activities for our 

young residents available throughout the 

year. During the summer is a great time 

to join in the fun! 

Come along to the FREE Nemesis Dance 

Project happening near you: 

Tuesdays 4pm – 5.30pm (age 8 – 12) and 

6pm – 7.30pm (age 13 – 19) Young Hackney 

Woodberry Down, Woodberry Grove, N4 1SN. 

Thursdays 5pm – 7pm Springfield club for 

young people, Big Hill off Mount Pleasant Lane, 

E5 9HH. 

Fridays 6pm – 8pm New Kingshold Community 

Centre, 49 Ainsworth Street, E9 7JE. 

Come along to one of the cycling 

sessions below: 

The Fawcett Youth and Community Bike 

club Thursdays 6pm to 8pm weekly bike club 

sessions at Fawcett estate, run by Interlinkx CIC 

on Upper Clapton Road. 

Cycling Club Hackney (CCH): Saturday 

Club Saturday Mornings at 10am at 6 Olympus 

Square, Nightingale Estate, London, E5 8PL. 

Sessions last between 2 and 3 hours and cost 

£1.00. 

For more information on any of the activities 

above, contact Sonia Bradley on 020 8356 7845 

or email sonia.bradley@hackneyhomes.org. 

uk 

23 - 24 June 

Radio 1 Hackney Big Weekend Come along to the Hackney Community Cup 

The stars descend on Hackney Taking Marshes place Aug 23 at Hackney Marshes from 1pm – 5pm. The unique 

for the BBC’s biggest ever free Salaam concert. Peace event will encompass various sports and pastimes for the 

Over half the tickets are given young to Hackney and old. There will be: • Cricket • Football • Fun and fitness 

residents who enjoy Jay-Z, Rhianna, • Board games - dominos, draughts and more • Computer game challenge - 

Florence and the Machine, Ed FIFA Sheeran 13 • Sports day events, three legged race, bean bag race and family 

and a host of other musical talent. relay race • Access to training and volunteering. For more information 

contact sab@salaampeace.org 

Green investment in Manor House 

Residents living in the Manor House area are set to benefit from a £1 million pound investment from the Big Lottery 

Fund to help local people make greener choices in their homes, get access to training and to address climate 

change and extreme weather risks affecting our community. Manor House Development Trust, is leading the project 

called Prepare Adapt Connect and Thrive (PACT) which will help make climate change issues more relevant and 

recognisable to the local community. There are many ways for local people to get involved including free home 

energy visits to help insulate your home. There are training and volunteering opportunities to help people into work 

and a range of family friendly activities like regular wildlife walks, cook and share groups. For more information 

about PACT contact Marc McKenna on 020 8356 7589 or email manorhousepact@mhdt.org.uk 

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Summer 2013 

PEOPLE 

Taking a victim centred approach 

We have recently adopted a more “victim centred” approach to managing anti-social 

behaviour (asb). Hackney Homes’ ASB forum members were recently asked if they would 

be interested in forming a victim support group made up of residents. Alice Burke, ASB 

Champion and Vice Chair of the Board visited Walsall Housing Group last year to speak 

to their Victim Support Group. A Victim Support Committee on was established on 1 May 

2013 to help give emotional support to victims of anti-social behaviour. For more 

information on the forum or to report asb contact the team on 020 8356 3310. 

Reporting a repair 

Our repairs contact centre is here to help you with maintaining your internal and external repairs. You can report 

your repair over the phone by calling the Repairs Contact Centre on 020 8356 3691, 24 hours a day, 7 days a 

week. Non emergency repairs can also be reported at www.hackneyhomes.org.uk. You will be issued with a 

unique reference number for each repair that you report. As each repair has a warranty period, it is important 

that you let us know if the problem re-occurs. All Hackney Homes operatives carry staff identification cards. 

If you are in doubt, do not let anyone in and call the contact centre for further clarification. 

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Honouring our residents 

Police officers, residents, 

Council staff and volunteers 

were among those honoured 

at Hackney Police Borough 

Commander Matthew Horne’s 

commendation ceremony. 

Family and friends gathered to 

watch as those who have gone 

beyond the call of duty to make a 

difference in Hackney were 

celebrated at the Town Hall. 

Cllr Sophie Linden, Deputy 

Mayor, joined Matthew Horne, 

Borough Commander, to present 

more than 30 local heroes with 

certificates to thank them for their 

hard work and dedication. 

Among them were several 

Hackney Homes residents, 

including David White, who was 

recognised for his work in 

reducing anti-social behaviour on 

Beecholme Estate and for 

encouraging residents to take 

responsibility for dog mess, 

making the area safer area for 

children to play. 

Neighbours Patricia Brown and 

Ida Scoullos have also played a 

key role in tackling anti-social 

behaviour on Hawksley Court 

Estate. They run projects aimed at 

giving young people something to 

do, but also improving the 

relationship between younger and 

older residents. 

Ida said: 

“Working in partnership 

with residents, officers 

and the police as well as 

work done through the 

asb forum has shown 

that we can make a real 

change. We have built 

a strong relationship 

between the young 

people and adults alike 

on our estates.” 

Denise Bingham, Chair of Acton 

Estate TRA was commended for 

her ongoing dedication to tackling 

anti-social behaviour and her 

contribution to transforming the 

look of her estate. 

Council, police, probation and 

Crown Prosecution Service staff 

were also awarded for their work 

investigating gang related crime. 

Interested in volunteering? 

The Volunteer Centre Hackney and Hackney Homes continue to work in partnership to 

offer residents opportunities to develop their skills in the work place. In May two local 

volunteers – Marlyse Tecanga Bitsa and Francoise Ngueg – concluded their volunteering 

stints within the Community Projects Team. Marlyse said: “I have learned a lot with 

Hackney Homes. After five years out of employment and at home raising children, the 

volunteering scheme allowed me to regain my confidence and learn new office skills.” The 

volunteering service is ongoing; there are placements both within Hackney Homes and 

with external agencies in Hackney. For more information, contact project coordinator Leah 

Phibbs: leah.phibbs@vchackney.org; 020 7241 4443 ext. 27 or 020 8985 1948. 

Top award for 

Hackney resident 

Young Hackney Homes resident, Bianca Dorsett 

celebrated after winning the ‘Most Outstanding 

Resident’ – under 25s category in the 2013 National 

Federation of ALMOs (NFA) awards. 

Almost 200 individuals came together for the ceremony 

at the Midland Hotel, Manchester on Tuesday 9 July. 

For the seventh year running, the NFA Awards continues 

to recognise the achievements of ALMOs (arm’s length 

management organisations) and rewards individuals, 

projects and teams who make a significant difference to 

their local community. 

Out of the 110 finalists across the eight categories, 

Bianca’s devotion to improving her local community was 

notably recognised. Bianca, who is an active member of 

her local community, works through Hackney Homes 

Youth Engagement Project (YEP) and Youth Active Residents 

Group to improve relationship between young tenants and 

the community. 

Makeover for local hall 

Apprentices from Hackney Homes and 

Building Lives Training Academy recently 

completed the refurbishment of local 

community hall, Whiston and Goldsmith. 

The apprentices gave the old hall a new 

makeover; refreshing the interior and exterior of 

the building. 

Walls and fences were all re-painted. The 

windows were given a new lease of life, 

removing the old metal effect, sanding down 

and replacing with fresh white paint. 

The group also worked on the garden area at 

the back of the community hall, jet washing the 

tarmac, cutting back weeds, and trimming the 

trees. Hackney Homes apprentice, Harry 

Barlow said 

“As a group we’ve enjoyed seeing 

the improvements to the 

community hall. I’ve had fun being 

part of this project and as I grew 

up in this area. It’s nice to be part 

of something that I know will make 

a difference to the local people. “ 

If you are interested in hiring a local 

community hall, managed by Hackney Homes 

contact the resident participation team on 

020 8356 7845. 

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Around the 

NeighbourhoodS 

Carrying out inspections 

We carry out monthly cleaning and grounds maintenance inspections of all housing 

blocks in Hackney. As part of our commitment to residents involvement, every fourth 

inspection is an accompanied inspection. These inspections are open to any residents 

of Hackney Homes who wish to see how the inspections process is carried out. If you 

are interested in finding out more contact Greg Chadwick on 020 8356 7689 or email 

greg.chadwick@hackneyhomes.org.uk 

Help with removing your unwanted items 

Discarded large household items can present a serious fire risk, especially if left in 

communal escape routes. You can arrange for items such as fridges, cookers and 

unusable furniture to be removed free of charge from Hackney Council’s bulky waste 

collection service. This service is for residential properties only. For full details and to 

book a collection visit www.hackneycouncil.co.uk/recycling or call 020 8356 

6688. 

around the 

neighbourhoods 

Carbon Monoxide awareness 

Hackney Homes and Public Health England 

officers were invited to a parliamentary seminar 

that took place in the House of Commons on 

Wednesday 12 June, to give a presentation on 

establishing the burden of carbon monoxide 

exposure in local authority housing in Hackney. 

To date we have installed over 23,000 carbon 

monoxide detectors, detecting the presence of 

carbon monoxide exposure within properties across 

the borough. 

CO is a deadly poisonous gas, produced by 

unsafe gas appliances and if you are exposed to it, 

can have fatal consequences. 

If you are a Hackney Homes tenant, we will 

service your gas appliances every twelve months. 

Leaseholders are responsible for getting their 

appliances checked each year. The Leasehold and 

Right to Buy team are able to assist with advice on 

contractors who provide a discounted service. 

Contact the team on 020 8356 2288 for more info. 

If you would like more information about your annual 

gas safety check or have any queries regarding 

carbon monoxide contact the gas safety team on 

020 8356 8828. 

Pay As You Go Home Contents Insurance 

an affordable Insurance Scheme 

The London Borough of Hackney does not 

insure your furniture, belongings or decorations 

against theft, fire, vandalism, burst pipes and 

other household risks. 

Now, you can take out Home Contents 

Insurance that’s exclusively for you. We’ve made 

it simple and affordable to insure your 

possessions. 

Premiums start from £1.27 a week if you are 

aged under 60 (or £0.85 a week for tenants 

aged 60 and over). 

What are some of the benefits? 

• Pay weekly alongside your rent 

• No excess (you don’t pay the first part of any claim) 

• No additional security requirements 

• Extended accidental damage cover, personal 

possessions, wheelchair/mobility scooters, hearings 

aids and also buildings cover for sheds, garages 

and greenhouses are also available for an additional 

premium. 

Please contact your local housing office for an 

information pack or call 020 8356 2164/2165/2168 

housing.rents@hackneyhomes.org.uk 

Cleaning and gardening 

on your estate 

Many residents ask us about the schedule of tasks for cleaning 

and gardening on estates. These are normally displayed 

in the communal entrances or lifts or in some cases estate notice 

boards. However, in the event that you are unable to locate your 

schedule, a copy can be obtained from your local Neighbourhood 

Housing Office, online at: www.hackneyhomes.org.uk/ 

estate-cleaning or contact Estate Environment Services on 

020 8356 1934 or email ees@hackneyhomes.org.uk 

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Contact us 

There are lots of ways you can contact us… 

Phone or visit our neighbourhood offices: 

North East (Stamford Hill) 

Clock House, 149 Stamford Hill, 

London N16 5LG 

Telephone: 020 8356 4440 

Nightingale Estate Office 

20 Olympus Square, London E5 8PL 

Telephone: 020 8356 8804 

North West (Stoke Newington) 

Stoke Newington Municipal Offices, 

Stoke Newington Church Street, 

London N16 0JR 

Telephone: 020 8356 4440 

Homerton 

92 Well Street, London E9 7JA 

Telephone: 020 8356 3330 

De Beauvoir & Queensbridge 

31 De Beauvoir Road, London N1 5SJ 

Telephone: 020 8356 3330 

Shoreditch 

1 Cropley Street, London N1 7PT 

Telephone: 020 8356 3330 

Whiston Road 

2 Whiston Road, London E2 8BW 

Telephone: 020 8356 3330 

Leaseholder and freeholder 

queries 

Christopher Addison House, 

72 Wilton Way, London E8 1BJ 

Telephone : 020 8356 2100 

Email: 

leaseholders@hackneyhomes.org.uk 

service.charges@hackneyhomes.org.uk 

major.works@hackneyhomes.org.uk 

Report a repair 

Telephone: 020 8356 3691 

Email: RepairsRCC@hackneyhomes. 

org.uk 

Online: www.hackneyhomes.org.uk/ 

h-housecall 

Give us a compliment or 

complaint 

Phone: 020 8356 5022 

Fax: 020 8356 5091 

Email: housing.complaints@ 

hackneyhomes.org.uk 

Online: www.hackneyhomes.org.uk/ 

hc-complaints 

Report nuisance and issues such 

as dogs, domestic violence, noise 

Phone: 020 8356 3310 

Other useful phone numbers 

Noise reporting: 020 8356 4455 

Bulky waste/street cleaning: 

020 8356 6688 

Recycling: 020 8356 6688 

Housing and council tax benefit: 

020 8356 3807 

Council tax queries: 020 8356 3154 

Estate Cleaning and Grounds 

Maintenance: 020 8356 1722 

Housing Mobility Team: 

020 8356 5765 

Street lights: 020 8356 2897 

Street parking permits: 

020 8356 8877 

(contact your neighbourhood office 

for estate parking permits) 

Equipment and Adaptations 

Service: 020 8356 6262 

CrackDown Project: 020 8356 3333 

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