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Wandsworth Council Proposes 94% Council Tax Hike Amidst £215 Million Budget DeficitWandsworth Council is proposing a significant 94% council tax hike, which would add £958 to the annual bill for households, bringing the total to £1,978. This substantial increase is being considered in response to a projected budget deficit of £215 million by 2030-31. The council attributes this financial challenge to considerable cuts in government funding and the financial situation inherited from the previous administration.
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Croydon Council Plans 1,000 New Homes to Address Homelessness and Housing Shortage
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Islington Council Scrutiny Committee Raises Alarm Over Disproportionate Secondary School Suspensions for Vulnerable Pupils
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New Children's Therapy Centre and Mental Health Hubs for Ealing
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Health Scrutiny Committee Addresses HIV Prevention and Support in Barking and Dagenham
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Barking and Dagenham Faces High Rate of Late HIV Diagnoses and Low PrEP Uptake
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High HIV prevalence in Barking & Dagenham noted
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Council Faces Pressure to Address Obesity and Food Insecurity Amidst Cost of Living Crisis
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Barking and Dagenham Councillors Question Food Insecurity Funding and Support Mechanisms
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New licensing for Croydon's private rented sector
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Croydon's new housing strategy aims to cut temp accommodation
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Savings programme lags as Redbridge budget concerns grow
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Wandsworth Council Leader Apologizes for Housing Service Failures, Pledges Improvements
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Paradise Park nursery closure sparks concern
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Islington Council faces housing shortfall for care leavers despite ongoing efforts
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Brent Council urged to divest pension funds from companies linked to alleged Israeli actions
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Concerns over rising temporary accommodation costs in Brent
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Brent Council Debates and Approves West London Orbital Railway Funding Motion
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Tower Hamlets Council to Investigate Disproportionate EHCPs for Bangladeshi Children