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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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Brent's childhood asthma admissions significantly higher than London average, widening gap
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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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Brent Scrutiny Committee Demands Improved Asthma Data and Targeted Interventions
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New Children's Therapy Centre and Mental Health Hubs for Ealing
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Lewisham Council Faces £6.5m General Fund Overspend Driven by Parking and School Transport Costs
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Hackney Council defers report on ethnic and gender pay gaps
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Healthwatch Wandsworth Faces Uncertain Future
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Havering Council Faces £45m Overspend in Dedicated Schools Grant
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Havering Council Approves 'Havering 2040 Strategy' to Become 'London's Super Suburb'
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Brent Culture Strategy Secures £1.5 Million in External Funding for Inclusion and Growth
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Brent Youth Strategy Drives Significant Drop in NEET Rate for 16-17 Year Olds
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Southwark Housing Allocations Scheme overhauled
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Ledbury Estate renewal: All homes to be council social rent
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Enfield Council Debates Street Cleaning Standards Amidst Administration Change
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Enfield Council Debates Street Cleaning Standards Amidst Opposition Criticism
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Enfield Council Debates Street Cleaning and Fly-Tipping Amidst Criticism
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Enfield Council Addresses Resident Concerns Over E-bike and E-scooter Misuse