Development
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Accommodation BID Development Added to Committee's Work Programme Richmond upon Thames Council's Finance, Policy and Resources Committee has added the development of an Accommodation Business Improvement District (BID) to its work programme,...
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Forest Hill designated for High Street Rental Auction Lewisham Council's Mayor and Cabinet has approved the designation of Forest Hill District Centre as a high street rental auction area. This decision, made at a meeting on...
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Goldsmiths University to Lease Old Town Hall for Design and Fine Art Curriculum as Part of Catford Regeneration Goldsmiths University is set to lease the Old Town Hall in Catford as part of the town centre's regeneration plans, Lewisham Council's Mayor and Cabinet confirmed.
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Lewisham Council Approves New Strategy to Tackle Long-Term Empty Homes Lewisham Council has approved a new strategy aimed at tackling the issue of long-term empty homes in privately owned properties.
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Lewisham to invest £600m in new council homes over five years Lewisham Council has committed to investing £600 million in building new council homes over the next five years as part of its ambitious housing strategy, aiming to deliver...
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Lewisham Council reviews polling place changes for 2026 elections Lewisham Council's Governance Committee has reviewed proposals concerning officer presence at councillor meetings with developers as part of a wider review of the council's...
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Westminster Bridge Road site to be sold Southwark Council's Cabinet has approved the sale of a vacant former office building on Westminster Bridge Road, London, SE1 7XW. The property, which has been vacant since 2012,...
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Southwark commits to biodiversity targets Southwark Council has committed to meeting enhanced biodiversity targets, approving its first statutory Biodiversity Duty report for submission to the Department of Environment,...
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Council's green building standards exceed regulations Hammersmith and Fulham Council is implementing building standards that surpass current regulatory requirements as part of its commitment to achieving net zero carbon emissions...
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Brent Cross Regeneration Reaches Key Milestones, New Housing and Student Accommodation Delivered Barnet Council's Cabinet has been presented with an update on the regeneration of Brent Cross, highlighting significant progress in delivering new homes and community...
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Barnet Council Approves Publication of Annual Equalities Report Barnet Council's Cabinet has approved the publication of its Annual Equalities Report, which details the council's commitment to its statutory responsibilities under the...
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Council to support Zane's Law on contaminated land Barking and Dagenham Council has pledged its support for Zane's Law, a campaign advocating for improved regulation and management of contaminated land. The motion, passed by the...
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Harrow Council to sell South Wales office Harrow Council is set to sell its office building, located on the outskirts of Newport in South Wales, as part of its ongoing asset management strategy. The decision was...
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Hackney Council Launches Borough of Sanctuary Plan Hackney Council has officially launched its Borough of Sanctuary plan, aiming to establish the borough as a welcoming place for those seeking refuge.
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Havering Council Approves 4.8% Rent Increase and Rent-Free Weeks for Tenants Havering Council has approved a 4.8% rent increase for tenants of general needs council properties, supported housing, and temporary accommodation. The decision was made during...
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Havering Council Approves Regeneration Plans for Havering Wates, Rainham, and Beam Park Havering Council's Cabinet has approved ambitious regeneration plans for Havering Wates, Rainham, and Beam Park, paving the way for significant development and investment across...
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Richmond Council faces scrutiny over climate action funding and strategy Richmond upon Thames Council's commitment to its net-zero by 2043 target has come under fire, with critics arguing the current climate strategy lacks the necessary detail and...
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H&F Upstream Pathway Bond to boost jobs Hammersmith and Fulham Council has launched a new bond initiative aimed at boosting local employment opportunities for young residents.
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EV charging points: Council to deploy pavement gullies Richmond upon Thames Council is set to deploy pavement gullies to facilitate the installation of electric vehicle (EV) charging points, a move that aims to bolster the borough's...
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Hammersmith and Fulham Council Tax Base Rises Due to Property Growth and Improved Collections Hammersmith and Fulham Council anticipates a significant rise in its Council Tax base for the 2026/27 financial year, projecting an increase of 3,422 Band D equivalent...