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Newnham Avenue traffic management to be further investigated following resident petitionHillingdon Council's Cabinet Member for Planning, Housing & Growth, Councillor Steve Tuckwell, has agreed to further investigate traffic management measures for Newnham Avenue in Eastcote following a petition from concerned residents.
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Traffic calming measures to be commissioned for Clifton Gardens
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Curzon Street venue decision delayed
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Hillingdon Council to investigate residents' parking scheme for Ruislip roads
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Kew pub granted new licence with strict conditions
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Taco Bell granted 5am licence despite police and environmental health concerns
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New restaurant licence granted despite planning and noise objections
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Morden Wharf affordable housing reduced to 20% amid London Plan changes
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Greenwich Council Approves Morden Wharf Housing Development Changes, Including Reduced Affordable Housing
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Bexley Council adopts new Economic Growth and Cultural Strategies
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Bexley Council Approves 4.99% Council Tax Hike for 2026/27, Including Adult Social Care Precept
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Lewisham grants approval for 20m phone mast despite resident objections
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Restaurant garden hours restricted after resident noise fears
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Wandsworth Council Approves New Care Home Despite Scale Concerns
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Enfield Police to Implement New Ward Clustering Structure for Enhanced Teamwork and Supervision
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Enfield Crime Rates Decline Overall, but Robberies See a Slight Increase
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Concerns over Morden Wharf cladding quality raised
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Haringey Seeks Diverse Trustees for London Borough of Culture 2027
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Bexley Council invests £145m in capital programme