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Tower Hamlets Faces Widespread Poverty Driven by Housing Costs and Low PayTower Hamlets faces a significant challenge with an estimated 117,000 to 130,000 residents living in poverty, despite the borough's economic success.
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Child Poverty in Tower Hamlets Skyrockets After Housing Costs, Report Reveals
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Poverty in Tower Hamlets: 130,000 residents affected
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Review launched into Black women's mental health outcomes in Hackney
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Safeguarding Concerns in Hackney Triple, Report Highlights Rise in Self-Neglect and Younger Adult Cases
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Lambeth's SADPD approved: 830 new homes planned
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Lewisham opens first council-run children's home
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Complaints soar 40% after cyber attack, housing leads
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New £6.7m fund to tackle crisis and build resilience
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Kensington and Chelsea Council Faces £4.5m Overspend, Cyber Attack and Service Pressures Cited
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Hackney Residents and Coalition Voice Data Privacy Concerns Over Homerton Healthcare's Digital Strategy and Palantir's Federated Data Platform
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Wandsworth Youth Offer Sees Record Engagement Amidst Funding Uncertainty
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Childhood Immunisation Rates Fall Short of Target Amidst Ongoing Efforts
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Tesco Express on Whitton Road granted licence with reduced alcohol sales hours after resident objections
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St George's Hospital to Get New Mental Health Emergency Department with £1.9 Million Investment
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Romford nightclub Jukebox granted extended hours despite police objections
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Lewisham launches 'cash-first' fund for residents
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Kensington and Chelsea Council Sees Dip in Housing Repair Satisfaction Amidst Rising Anti-Social Behaviour
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Mayor requests scrutiny review of A-level results due to student outflow