Development
Stories, page 80
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Haringey Green Belt Review to be Supported by Gov Funding Haringey Council is set to receive government funding to support a review of its Green Belt[^1], as announced at a recent Strategic Planning Committee meeting. The review is...
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Southwark Council to Review Procurement Framework and Social Value Framework Southwark Council is set to review its procurement framework to better align with the Southwark 2030 strategy and to approve a new Social Value Framework. The decision, which...
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Haringey Housing Delivery Exceeds Target, AMR Report Shows Haringey has exceeded its housing delivery targets, according to the latest Authority Monitoring Report (AMR). The report, which covers 2020-2024, was presented to the Strategic...
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East Street Market Traders Share Views with Southwark Council Southwark Council's Education and Local Economy Scrutiny Commission received an update on East Street Market from market traders at a meeting on Monday, 7 July 2025.
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Hackney to Award SEND Internship Contract Hackney Council is set to award contracts for the construction of 305 new homes across nine sites, marking the first phase of its ambitious New Homes Programme (NHP). The...
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Hackney to Build 305 New Council Homes Hackney Council is set to construct 305 new council homes across nine development projects, marking the first phase of its ambitious New Homes Programme (NHP). The decision was...
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Hackney Council Addresses Colville Heat Network Procurement Hackney Council is amending its procurement strategy for the Colville Heat Network project to maintain the project's commercial viability and ensure low heat costs for...
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Hackney Council to Review Progress on 2022 Commitments Hackney Council is gearing up to assess its progress on key commitments made in 2022, with a focus on skills, the economy, and growth across the borough.
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Hackney Approves Evening and Night-Time Economy Strategy to Boost Growth and Safety Hackney Council has approved its first Evening and Night-Time Economy Strategy, designed to stimulate economic growth while prioritising safety and inclusivity for all.
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Hackney Expands Green Skills Training Program to Meet Growing Green Economy Demands Hackney Council is set to significantly expand its green skills training programme, aiming to equip more residents with the expertise needed for the burgeoning green economy....
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Hackney Council to Review Corporate Assets as Part of Financial Sustainability Efforts Hackney Council is set to review its corporate assets as part of its ongoing efforts to improve services and financial sustainability, according to discussions at the Skills,...
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Barnet Council Aims for Net Zero by 2042 Barnet Council has solidified its commitment to tackling climate change, setting a target to become a net-zero borough by 2042. The decision was reached at a Council meeting on...
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Barking Riverside £12M Thames Access Plan Approved Barking and Dagenham's Planning Committee has given the green light to Barking Riverside Limited's (BRL) £12 million plan to enhance access to the River Thames. The unanimous...
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Planning Reform: Council Supports Streamlined Process Barking and Dagenham Council is streamlining its planning process after the Planning Committee agreed to a consultation response supporting reforms to planning legislation from...
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Eltham Housing Development Delayed for Site Visit A decision on a proposed housing development in Eltham has been put on hold, as Greenwich councillors have requested a site visit to better understand the location. The Royal...
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East Lane Theatre Faces Rent Hike, Uncertain Future The East Lane Theatre is facing an uncertain future after a proposed rent increase was criticised during a Brent Council meeting. The theatre, a community staple since 1936,...
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Brent Backs Visitor Levy Powers to Support Local Communities Brent Council has voted to pursue visitor levy powers, aiming to generate funds to support local communities and enhance services. The council will need government approval to...
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Brent Council Rejects Petition to Stop Nablus Twinning Brent Council has rejected a petition calling for an end to its twinning arrangement with Nablus, a town in the West Bank. The decision was made during a full council meeting on...
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Cambridge Rd Estate Parking Plan Approved Despite Concerns Kingston Council has approved a new parking management scheme for Phase 1A of the Cambridge Road Estate, despite concerns raised about the process and timing of the decision.
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Rowlls Road Parking Removal Approved After Developer's Error Kingston Council has approved the removal of on-street parking on Rowlls Road following premature action by a developer working on the Cambridge Road Estate (CRE). The decision,...