Campaigner for council housing in London fights on after leaving her home

Aysen Dennis, who accused Southwark council of social cleansing', continues court challenge over Aylesbury estate plans

The bulldozers will soon be out for the south London council flat that was Aysen Dennis's home for 30 years. After leading a fierce battle against the council and developers, claiming their plans to fill much of her estate with private homes amounted to social cleansing", she has finally moved.

Dennis, 65, has been relocated to a swanky new flat in a development bought back by Southwark council. She claims it paid 690,000 for her ninth-floor flat with panoramic views of the park - and is convinced it was an attempt to shut her up before a legal challenge.