Development
Stories, page 49
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Civic Campus overspend and delays questioned Questions have been raised about overspending and delays concerning Hammersmith and Fulham Council's Civic Campus project.
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Richmond Council to Debate AI Policy and Environmental Impact Richmond upon Thames Council is set to debate its policy on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its commitment to achieving net-zero targets, with a particular focus on the...
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Teddington Police Station site for community use? Richmond upon Thames Council is considering repurposing the former Teddington Police Station site for community use, following discussions at a recent Council meeting. The site...
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Richmond Council Debates Support for Hospitality Sector Amidst Business Rate Concerns Richmond upon Thames Council has passed a motion calling on the government to extend financial support to the borough's hospitality sector, arguing that cafes, independent...
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Cally community plan gets green light Islington Council's Executive has approved the We Are Cally Plan 2025-2028, a community development strategy for the Caledonian Road area, at a meeting on Thursday, January 22,...
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Future of public lighting service agreed Islington Council's Executive has agreed a new approach for the future of its public lighting service, aiming to ensure the successful completion of the current Private Finance...
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New primary school and 584 homes planned for Romford Homebase site Plans for a new primary school and 584 homes on the former Romford Homebase site have been presented to Havering Council's Strategic Planning Committee. The redevelopment...
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Romford's former Debenhams site to become homes and hotel A significant redevelopment project is set to transform Romford's former Debenhams site into a mixed-use development featuring new homes and a hotel. The plans, discussed at a...
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Hackney Council Adopts New Voting Policy for Responsible Investment Hackney Council's Pensions Committee has adopted a new Voting Policy aimed at enhancing responsible investment practices, ensuring the pension fund's investments align with...
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Hounslow Council approves £1.1m for Golden Mile regeneration Hounslow Council has approved a £1.1 million investment to kickstart the regeneration of the Golden Mile, a decision made by the council's Cabinet on Tuesday, January 20, 2026....
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Haringey Council Acquires 12 New Homes at 67 Lawrence Road Haringey Council has acquired 12 new homes as part of its commitment to increasing the availability of affordable housing in the borough.
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Hounslow Council Approves Sale of Garage Sites for Social Housing Development Hounslow Council's Cabinet has approved the sale of six council garage sites and the site at Clements Court for the development of new social rented homes. The decision, made...
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Tower Hamlets Council Considers Growing Spaces Petition Tower Hamlets Council's full council meeting on Wednesday, January 21, 2026, addressed a range of resident concerns, including a petition for increased community growing spaces.
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Council to boost support for small businesses Bromley Council is set to enhance its support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) through a series of initiatives aimed at reducing procurement barriers. The...
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Lewisham Council Approves New Policy for Blackheath Events Lewisham Council has approved a new policy to manage events on Blackheath, aiming to balance a diverse programme of activities with the protection of the heath's environment and...
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Council praised in LGA peer challenge Barking and Dagenham Council has been praised in a Local Government Association (LGA) Corporate Peer Challenge, which described the authority as an innovative and creative...
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Havering Council revises Mercury Land Holdings business plan to focus on affordable housing Havering Council engaged in a lengthy and at times contentious debate over an urgent motion concerning Mercury Land Holdings, ultimately leading to the adjournment of most other...
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North Ilford faces continued demand for school places despite borough-wide decline Redbridge faces a complex school provision challenge, with overall declining school rolls projected to create significant vacancies by 2032, yet persistent high demand in areas...
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Housing growth to exacerbate school place shortages in Chadwell New housing developments in Chadwell are expected to exacerbate existing pressures on school places in the area, councillors have been told.
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Hillingdon Council Approves Revised Local Development Scheme Timetable Hillingdon Council's Cabinet has endorsed a revised timetable for its Local Development Scheme (LDS), which will guide the borough's development over the next 15 years. The...