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LPS Blocks: Be involved in the future of your homes

Are you a resident living in a large panel system block?

Find out how to get involved in the future of your building.

Complete a survey, join an event or drop-in, attend a workshop in your block, request a private meeting or join the Resident Advisory Group.

You can find out more about the about LPS program on our Large panel system high-rise building safety webpage.

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Phases

Phases overview
Phase 1: Previous resident engagement
Previous resident engagement
Phase 2: Sign up to be involved
Sign up to be involved

Sign up to be involved

9 September 2025 23:00 - No end date

If you're a resident living in one of the high rise blocks with large panel systems and want to be involved in the conversation about the future of your homes, we want to hear from you!

Join the Resident Advisory Group (RAG)

2 volunteers

Resident Advisory Group meets every 4 to 6 weeks. There is a group for each of the three areas.

The group discusses aspects of the program to create new homes.

Anyone living in these blocks affected is welcome:

St James's House

Nettleton Court and Dudeney Lodge

North Whitehawk bird blocks: Falcon, Heron, Kestrel, Kingfisher, and Swallow

Become a block champion

no volunteers

Help keep your neighbours informed - help share important LPS programme information with neighbours in your block or floor

What you'll do

Pass on key updates to neighbours (notices on boards, WhatsApp, or a quick chat)

Let us know about any residents with special needs we might not know about

Feed back any concerns or questions from your block

Tell us what's working, what isn't, and share general feedback from residents

Help neighbours know about meetings and events

Time needed

Very flexible - about 1 to 2 hours per month

No pressure - help when you can

No meetings required (but welcome at Resident Advisory Groups if interested)

We'll provide

Important information to share

Direct contact with Community Engagement Team

Translation support where needed

Who can help?

Any resident in the LPS blocks - no special skills needed, just be friendly and willing to help neighbours stay informed

Come to a monthly drop in

2 volunteers

Monthly drop-in sessions

Your space to ask, share, and connect

No appointment needed – just drop in!

Come chat with us if you feel worried or just need someone to listen, if you're wondering how future plans might affect you, or have concerns about your building you'd like to raise.

Events

Past events