The GLA’s Tom Copley and Mayor of Hackney Philip Glanville, join GLA and Hackney Council colleagues for tour of Countryside Partnerships Quartet scheme in North London

We recently welcomed Tom Copley, GLA Deputy Mayor for Housing and Regeneration, and the Mayor of Hackney Philip Glanville, to our Quartet scheme in the north London district of Clapton Common, alongside several of their colleagues from the GLA and Hackney Council.
The visit to Quartet formed part of the local council’s housing tour of Hackney, which was organised for the Deputy Mayor for Housing and Residential Development, Tom Copley, who oversees the Mayor of London’s two social rent and shared ownership programmes, including: ‘Building Council Homes for Londoners’ – the first-ever City Hall initiative dedicated to council homebuilding.
Launched in 2020, Quartet forms part of the Tower Court regeneration programme led by Hackney Council. Delivered over four phases, the development comprises 132 new one, two and three-bedroom homes, of which 80 are private and 52 are affordable homes, successfully contributing to much-needed housing in the area.
In addition to the Mayor of Hackney, Philip Glanville, and Tom Copley, Deputy Mayor for Housing and Residential Development, the following attendees from the GLA and Hackney Council attended the site visit:
- Cathryn McCarthy, Head of Area – North East, GLA
- Scott Bryant, Senior Area Manager, GLA
- Stephanie Goldberg, Area Manager, GLA
- Pershant Solany, Head of Area, GLA
- Cllr Guy Nicholson, Deputy Mayor and Cabinet Member for Delivery, Inclusive Economy and Regeneration, Hackney Council
- Chris Trowell, Interim Director, Regeneration, Hackney Council
- James Goddard, Interim Director, Regeneration, Hackney Council
- Suzanne Johnson, Head of Area Regeneration, Hackney Council
- Rachel Bagenal, Interim Head of Estate Regeneration and Housing Supply, Hackney Council
- Robert Offord, Area Regeneration Manager – Hackney Central, Hackney Council
- Paul Fowler, Regeneration Communications Manager, Hackney Council
Daniel Layton, Managing Director, North London, Countryside Partnerships, said:
‘It was fantastic to welcome members of the GLA and Hackney Council to Quartet as part of their housing tour of Hackney. We are proud to be part of the Tower Court regeneration, enabling us to help meet the multiple demands for housing required by Hackney residents. We look forward to continuing to build our relationship with the GLA and Hackney Council in the coming years.”