Ales · Aug 19, 2026
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Plumstead residents in South East London are worried that a sudden rise in Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) is driving up crime, anti-social behavior, and the loss of family homes in their neighborhood. Greenwich Council urged locals not to blame HMO tenants, explaining that these shared houses are necessary to help tackle the current housing crisis. To address community concerns, the council is bringing in new rules to limit HMO conversions on small properties and stop them from crowding single streets. They are also cracking down on rogue landlords with heavy fines up to £40,000 for running illegal or poorly maintained properties. *Ales Status* ⤵️ https://wa.me/447748745482?text=Hi%2C%20my%20name%20is%20 *Ales Group* ⤵️ https://chat.whatsapp.com/G3IWWQqU9rULqLRcMlrcNM?mlu=0&s=sw&
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