The absurdity of Lambeth Labour's decision couldn’t be more obvious and we’re not staying quiet.

It’s time for Lambeth, and in particular Cllr Danny Adilypour, to do the right thing.

Add your voice. Sign the pledge: tinyurl.com/hflpledge

(2/2)

This is a direct breach of Labour’s own pledge to protect renters’ rights. Section 21 evictions are due to be abolished under Labour’s Renters' Rights Bill, which will become law in early 2026.

Stay tuned for Councillor Adilypour’s response. Spoiler: He did exactly what Manuel predicted he would!

(5/5)

So what do you think? Sounds like a sound plan, right? Definitely not immoral, harmful, or anything. Perfectly reasonable to make one group homeless to (temporarily) house another, and then self-congratulate yourself through blatant virtue signalling 👀

(4/5)

Why? To turn our homes into temporary accommodation for those ‘in most urgent need.’

The issue? That’s exactly who WE will become IF evicted.

The outcome? Dozens of families and vulnerable tenants end up homeless.

(3/5)

The line? Labour-led Lambeth Council must evict dozens of families and vulnerable tenants.

How? Through Section 21 evictions, otherwise known as ‘no fault evictions’, that are soon-to-be banned by current Labour government.

(2/5)

Join us this Wednesday at 6pm in front of Lambeth Town Hall where later that evening Manuel will give a deputation during the full council meeting!

Together, let's show Lambeth Council we will not let it displace and force us out of our communities ✊

(4/4)

In this video, Manuel discusses the distress this situation is causing him and his fellow HfL Tenants as he challenges the council's narrative.

The council claims it wants to house the homeless yet conveniently omits the fact that it'd be making us homeless in the process.

(3/4)

This Labour council set up a 'private' company, Homes for Lambeth, to pose as a 'private' landlord. It is now using Section 21 notices, soon-to-be abolished by the current Labour (!) government, to displace multiple families and vulnerable tenants from five different Lambeth estates.

(2/4)

Let's end this nonsensical charade before the lives of dozens of families get needlessly uprooted and Lambeth communities destroyed.

(3/3)

#housingcrisis #london #mayoroflondon #londonassembly #labour

Meanwhile, HfL Tenants continue to be threatened with 'no fault' evictions from Labour Lambeth Council.

If evicted, the affected tenants will end up homeless, and it will be Lambeth Council's responsibility to rehouse them.

Our inbox is open, Sadiq!

(2/3)

You can help us by tagging @london.gov.uk in the comments! Let's urge Sadiq to promptly get in touch with HfL Tenants and immediately halt Lambeth Council's cruel eviction proceedings against its own vulnerable tenants ✊

(3/3)

Two weeks have now passed since the State of London Debate. After being asked about it by @lbc.co.uk’s @mrjamesob.bsky.social, the Mayor of London committed to follow up on our case immediately. We’ve reached out to him and are still awaiting a reply. The ball’s now in Sadiq’s court.

(2/3)

It is Lambeth Council that’s actively choosing to uproot dozens of families, evict them via soon-to-be abolished Section 21, and socially cleanse its vulnerable residents out of the borough.

It’s gentrification in its purest form, and we will continue to resist!

(3/3)

In tomorrow’s oral hearing, a judge will decide whether our claim for judicial review will proceed to a full hearing. No matter the outcome, Lambeth Council continues to be our de facto landlord.

(2/3)