Camden’s network of caretakers is set to be outsourced under cost-cutting plans revealed by the Tory/Lib Dem administration at the Town Hall. Many estates are currently served by caretakers who know all their tenants, look out for those who are vulnerable or elderly and have a relationship with the kids growing up on their estate.
Caretakers are also area vital link to the council and an essential part of the community.
The Town Hall is looking for at least £2 million savings from housing maintenance. These service cuts at the Town Hall mean that service is likely to be privatised, and the service handed over to private contractors.
See Labour Councillor Roger Robinson’s letter in the CNJ here.
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