Environment
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Croydon Council's environmental enforcement efforts yield results Croydon Council's intensified environmental enforcement efforts have led to a significant increase in positive outcomes, including numerous fines for fly-tipping, extensive...
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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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Council backs £5m green investment initiative Hammersmith and Fulham Council has backed a significant £5 million green investment initiative aimed at empowering residents to invest in cleaner, greener projects and combat...
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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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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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Council to review street cleansing after resident complaints Richmond upon Thames Council is set to review its street cleansing services following resident complaints about streets being missed.
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Barnet Council to reintroduce weekly food waste collections Barnet Council is set to reintroduce weekly food waste collections, a service that was scrapped by the previous Conservative administration in 2018. The decision was confirmed...
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Barnet Council Approves £97 Million Investment for Roads and Pavements Barnet Council has committed to a significant programme of improvements for the borough's roads and pavements, with a £97 million investment planned.
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Barnet Council to Congratulate Mayor on Pollution Reduction Barnet Council is set to formally congratulate the Mayor of London, Sir Sadiq Khan, on his success in reducing toxic nitrogen dioxide (NO2) pollution across the capital.
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Bexley Council Reviews Progress on 'How Clean is Our Borough?' Initiatives Bexley Council's Places Overview and Scrutiny Committee has reviewed the progress made on recommendations from the 'How Clean is Our Borough?' scrutiny sub-group, receiving a...
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Task Groups Report on Allotment Management, Food Security, and Fostering Barnet Council's Children and Education Overview and Scrutiny Sub-Committee met on Monday, January 26, 2026, to receive updates from several task and finish groups. Discussions...
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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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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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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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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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New food waste bins for Barking and Dagenham homes Barking and Dagenham Council is set to introduce new food waste bins for all households across the borough, with weekly separate food waste collections commencing in March 2026.
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Harrow Council Spends £1m Weekly on Agency Staff Amidst Overspend Harrow Council is currently spending approximately £1 million per week on agency staff, a figure that has contributed to an overspend in environment services.
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Wandsworth Committee Objects to Tudor Lodge Health Centre Development Over Size and Environmental Impact Wandsworth's Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee has unanimously objected to plans for a new house on land south of Tudor Lodge Health Centre, citing concerns over its...