Environment
Stories, page 14
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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.
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Berwick Manor Hotel DPS removed amid noise complaints The Berwick Manor Hotel has had its Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS) removed and restrictions placed on its outdoor activities following persistent noise complaints from...
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Greenwich Council defers decision on Assistant Director of Environment and Leisure salary Greenwich Council's General Purposes Committee has deferred a decision on the salary for the Assistant Director of Environment and Leisure, a role with a proposed salary range...
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New 'Cleaner Islington' programme launched Islington Council has launched a new Cleaner Islington programme aimed at improving the cleanliness, safety, and overall liveability of the borough's neighbourhoods. The...
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Islington Council to trial fortnightly residual waste collection Islington Council is considering a trial of fortnightly collections for residual waste as part of its efforts to meet ambitious recycling targets.
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Brent Council to Revitalise High Streets by Promoting 'Aspirational' Businesses and Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour Brent's high streets are set to undergo a transformation, with a new strategy aiming to foster more aspirational businesses and move away from non-aspirational ones. The...
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Lambeth Pension Fund to Implement TCFD and TNFD Reporting Lambeth Pension Fund is set to enhance its financial reporting by aligning with the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) and the Task Force on...
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Tower Hamlets Council faces scrutiny over social housing readiness for 2035 gas phase-out Tower Hamlets Council is facing scrutiny over its preparedness for the government's 2035 gas phase-out, with a key performance indicator for social housing readiness notably...
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Chicken Valley Edgware Road seeks late licence Chicken Valley on Edgware Road is seeking to extend its late-night refreshment hours from 1 am to 3 am, seven days a week. The application, heard by Westminster's Licensing...
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Hackney Pension Fund Achieves 48% Carbon Emission Reduction Hackney Pension Fund has achieved a significant reduction in its carbon emissions, with Scope 1 and 2 emissions per £m of assets down by 48.1% against a target of 50% by 2030....
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Brent to trial pavement EV charging for residents Brent Council is set to trial a new pavement charging solution for electric vehicles (EVs) in a bid to make charging more accessible for residents who lack off-street parking....