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To help improve access to policies in the London Plan and associated supporting text we have created an online version. Each policy has its own page, as do the sections of supporting text that are not directly associated with a specific policy. Our aim is to recreate the plan as accurately as possible; however this online plan has some variations:

  • The footnotes do not match the numbering in the plan as they begin at 1 on each webpage
  • The hyperlinks have been added for related policies
  • The display and formatting of tables and maps have been modified for online use

For the avoidance of doubt, this is an additional resource that does not replace the published London Plan. In the event that there are differences, the London Plan as published is always the definitive version.

A PDF version of the London Plan Annex Four: Housing provision statistics can be found in the Related Documents section at the bottom of this page.

Introduction

A4.1 For the avoidance of doubt, this annex forms part of the London Plan and therefore of the statutory development plan.

Disaggregated Housing Monitoring Benchmarks 2015/16 – 2024/25

A4.2 To assist the London Boroughs in monitoring their housing provision targets, Table A4.1 provides a disaggregation of the target by components of supply.

A4.3 Conventional supply is made up of large site and small site components that were identified in the 2013 Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA). The non-self-contained element is derived from pipeline developments.Vacant dwellings are based on targets to reduce long-term vacant stock in each borough. More information about each of these components of supply can be found in the 2013 Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment and report.

A4.4 To assist the boroughs in the preparation of their land supply and housing trajectories beyond 2024/25, boroughs should roll forward the annual targets in Table 3.1 in line with Policy 3.3. The Mayor commits to revising the housing targets by 2019/20.

Table A4.1

Table A4.1 Disaggregated housing targets for monitoring purposes 2015/16 – 2024/25

Borough

Conventional supply and non-self-contained accommodation

Vacants returning back into use

Minimum annual target

Barking and Dagenham

1,236

0

1,236

Barnet

2,314

35

2,349

Bexley

439

7

446

Brent

1,525

0

1,525

Bromley

641

0

641

Camden

858

32

889

City of London

140

0

141

Croydon

1,416

19

1,435

Ealing

1,297

0

1,297

Enfield

781

17

798

Greenwich

2,604

81

2,685

Hackney

1,471

128

1,599

Hammersmith and Fulham

1,017

14

1,031

Haringey

1,501

0

1,502

Harrow

593

0

593

Havering

1,145

26

1,170

Hillingdon

559

0

559

Hounslow

822

0

822

Islington

1,242

22

1,264

Kensington and Chelsea

687

46

733

Kingston upon Thames

613

31

643

Lambeth

1,490

70

1,559

Lewisham

1,377

8

1,385

Merton

411

0

411

Newham

1,947

48

1,994

Redbridge

1,124

0

1,123

Richmond upon Thames

315

0

315

Southwark

2,710

26

2,736

Sutton

342

21

363

Tower Hamlets

3,913

19

3,931

Waltham Forest

862

0

862

Wandsworth

1,812

0

1,812

Westminster

963

105

1,068

LLDC

1,471

0

1,471

London

41,634

755

42,389

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