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Westminster faces £161m budget gap by 2030Westminster City Council faces a projected budget deficit of £161 million by 2030, a stark increase from previous forecasts, due to significant reductions in government funding and rising service demands.
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Tenants to Get Final Say on Housing Repairs
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St George's Leisure Centre site to be redeveloped
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Tower Hamlets Council Approves £143 Million for 3,000 New Homes
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Merton's £2.2m fund to boost resident resilience
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Bexley Council in talks to save key bus routes from cuts
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Kingston University Teaching Block Approved Despite Height and Scale Objections
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Off-Licence Licence Review Amidst Crime Concerns
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Lambeth Council to Increase Social Rent Housing
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Lambeth Council Prepares for Awaab's Law Implementation and Phase 2 Expansion
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Lambeth Council Faces Scrutiny Over Repairs and Maintenance Performance
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Lambeth Council Debates and Opposes EHRC Draft Code of Practice
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Tower Hamlets Council Launches Legal Challenge Against Mayor of London's Reduced Affordable Housing Targets
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New policies to enforce renters' rights in Tower Hamlets
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Barking and Dagenham Council Approves Plans for Three New Children's Homes to Reduce Costs and Improve Care
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Ray Crescent Park pavilion budget soars to £2.1m, councillors question 'exceptionally high' costs
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Merton faces £9.6m budget gap by 2027/28
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Merton tightens rules on Houses in Multiple Occupation
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Merton Council buys 125 homes for homeless