Environment
Stories, page 13
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Mile End Park Pavilion Hire Fees to Increase by 3.3% Amid Rising Costs Hire fees for the Art and Ecology Pavilions in Mile End Park are set to increase by 3.3% from July 1, 2026, following a decision by the King George's Field Charity Board. The...
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Holland Park winter light event gets licence A winter light event in Holland Park has been granted a premises licence by Kensington and Chelsea Council, following a licensing sub-committee hearing.
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Havering Council to spend £200k on Arnold's Field clean-up Havering Council is set to allocate up to £200,000 to address ongoing issues at Arnold's Field, a site formally designated as contaminated land due to the risk of significant...
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Arnold's Field contamination sparks health fears and remediation efforts Health fears are mounting over contamination at Arnold's Field, Launders Lane, after the site was formally declared contaminated land in October 2025. The Havering Council...
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E-bike contract name corrected Haringey Council has formally corrected the company name for its dockless e-bike hire service contract, ensuring the agreement with Human Forest Ltd is accurately recorded. The...
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Island Roots Studio event denied due to nuisance risk A proposed Temporary Event Notice (TEN) for Island Roots Collective Studio in Tower Hamlets has been refused by the council's Licensing Sub Committee due to concerns over public...
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Surface access worries in Heathrow expansion response Richmond Council has formally objected to the government's Heathrow Expansion National Policy Statement (HENPS), citing significant concerns over surface access, noise, air...
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Council questions economic case for Heathrow growth Richmond upon Thames Council has formally objected to the government's Heathrow Expansion National Policy Statement (HENPS), citing significant concerns over the economic case,...
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Richmond Council objects to Heathrow expansion Richmond Council has formally objected to the proposed expansion of Heathrow Airport, citing significant concerns over noise, air quality, climate change, economic viability,...
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Newham approves major road safety and cycle scheme Newham Council has approved a significant road safety and cycling scheme for Romford Road at its junction with Woodgrange Road and Upton Lane. The decision, made by Rebecca...
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£1.8m boost for Romford Road cycling and safety Newham Council has approved a £1.8 million investment to significantly enhance cycling infrastructure and road safety along Romford Road, focusing on the junction of Woodgrange...
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Haringey buys 21 new council homes in Wood Green Haringey Council has acquired 21 new council homes in Wood Green, bolstering its commitment to increasing housing stock and providing affordable homes for residents in need.