Key worker housing
Raynesfield
A housing scheme for staff of Metropolitan Police Service, in London.
Crown Simmons Housing Association operates the homes, and Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime owns them. Public sources give 28 homes. The register records the homes as sold or transferred.
The Record
- Site
- Metropolitan Police Service (former serving officer accommodation)
- Town
- London
- Region
- London
- Employer
- Metropolitan Police Service
- Owner
- Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (at 2014); later ownership not verified
- Operator
- Crown Simmons Housing Association (Crown Housing); homes and tenancies of Crown Simmons transferred to Southern Housing in 2024
- Homes
- 28 homes (self-contained)
- Status
- Sold or transferred
- Agreement
- Headlease or ground lease to provider
- Employer support
- None published
- Confidence
- Inferred from several sources
- Scale
- Building: A building or block
- Record
- SCH-0215
Sources
Where the operator or the employer has a page, that page is the place to ask about homes and eligibility.
- Greater London Authority: Deputy Mayor intervenes to keep residents in their homes
- Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime: MOPAC report to Police and Crime Committee, 18 December 2014 (Appendix 1)
- London Borough of Merton: Raynes Park Community Forum, 9 December 2014: Chair's Report
- Southern Housing: Update on Crown Simmons transfer (Shine, Spring 2024)
- Crown Simmons Housing: Raynesfield - Crown Simmons Housing
- Greater London Authority: Questions to the Mayor, Appendix 3, Written Answers Appendices (incl. Mayor's letter of 28 April 2014 to Cllr Judge on 30 Griffiths Road and Raynesfield)
- MayorWatch: Boris's policing deputy U-turns over sale of residential Met properties
What The Agreement Type Means
- Headlease or ground lease to provider
- Employer's land or buildings leased to a housing association or developer.
How Sure We Are
- Inferred from several sources
- Combined from several sources.
Not Yet Listed With Keyworker.com
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Real records. These records come from the Keyworker register of staff housing agreements, a draft for review dated 16 October 2026, and list public sources only.
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