Environment
Stories, page 25
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Brent Council to Spend £1.5M on Secure Cycle Parking Brent Council is set to invest £1.5 million in secure cycle parking across the borough, addressing high demand and promoting sustainable transport. The expansion of secure cycle...
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Richmond Council to Review Car Rental Services Following Zipcar Exit Richmond Council is set to review car rental services in the borough following Zipcar's announcement that it will be exiting the London market. The decision was made during a...
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Newham Council to Review Progress on Just Transition Plan Newham Council is reviewing the progress of its Just Transition Plan, a borough-wide strategy designed to tackle climate change, economic pressures, and social inequalities. The...
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Hammersmith and Fulham Council Raises £3.3M for Green Projects via Bond Hammersmith and Fulham Council has successfully raised £3.3 million through its Green Investment Fund, with the money earmarked for local green projects.
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Hackney Council Discusses Transport Strategy, Green Skills Hub, and Commission Work Programme Hackney Council is moving forward with plans to enhance green skills and develop a Green Skills Hub, as discussed at the Skills, Economy and Growth Scrutiny Commission meeting...
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Surbiton Rangers Tackle Fly-Tipping and Graffiti Surbiton's Neighbourhood Community Rangers have been actively addressing local environmental issues, including fly-tipping and graffiti, according to a report presented at the...
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Newham to Honour Wilson & Pringle with Civic Awards Newham Council has voted to honour the late Councillor Neil Wilson and local conservationist Leonard Pringle with civic awards, recognising their outstanding contributions to...
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Croydon to Review Borough Speed Limits Croydon Council is reviewing speed limits across the borough, according to discussions at the Croydon Advisory Forum on Active, Sustainable and Accessible Transport meeting on 9...
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Greenwich to Get New Community Sports Facilities in Eltham Eltham is set to benefit from new community sports facilities after Greenwich Council's Planning Board approved a proposal for the former Co-op sports ground on Footscray Road....
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Belgravia residents object to tree protection order, committee votes to confirm it Westminster Council's Planning Sub-Committee has confirmed a provisional Tree Preservation Order (TPO) for an Evergreen Magnolia at 14 Wilton Place, despite objections from...
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Carlton Hill trees threaten building stability Two eucalyptus trees at 55 Carlton Hill are at the centre of a dispute over potential damage to a neighbouring property. Westminster Council's Planning Sub-Committee met on...
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Youth Councillor asks about recycling in Islington Islington Council's Youth Council is actively participating in local decision-making, with a recent meeting highlighting their concerns and ideas for improving the borough's...
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Resident challenges Islington's EV charging partnership with TotalEnergies over sustainability concerns An Islington resident has raised concerns about the council's partnership with TotalEnergies for providing on-street electric vehicle (EV) charging, questioning the...
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Resident asks about climate benefit for all in Islington Islington Council is facing calls to ensure all residents equitably benefit from its climate initiatives, especially considering the borough's limited green space.
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Lewisham Approves £1.1M Waste Transfer Station Contract for Cleaner Streets Lewisham Council has approved a £1.1 million contract for waste transfer station services, aiming to improve the efficiency of waste disposal across the borough.
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Abbey Road Waste Site Undergoes Improvements, Explores Resuming Trade Waste Acceptance Abbey Road transfer station in Brent is undergoing improvements, and options are being explored to resume accepting trade waste at the site as soon as possible. This information...
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West London Waste Authority Approves 1% Levy Increase for 2026-27 West London residents in the boroughs of Brent, Ealing, Harrow, Hillingdon, Hounslow, and Richmond will see a slight increase in their waste levies next year, following the West...
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Camden Explores Options for School Meal Provision Camden Council is exploring future options for school meal provision, ensuring affordability, sustainability, high quality, and inclusivity for all pupils. The council aims to...
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Pay-to-Park Changes: Business Impact Concerns in Chingford Waltham Forest Council is facing concerns from businesses in Chingford over proposed changes to the borough's Pay to Park (P2P) scheme.
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Waltham Forest to Make Pay-to-Park Changes Permanent Waltham Forest Council is set to permanently implement changes to its Pay to Park (P2P) scheme, extending hours and removing free parking periods across the borough. The...