Environment
Stories, page 29
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Havering's Waste Plan Seeks Public Examination Havering Council is progressing with its East London Joint Waste Plan (ELJWP), which aims to ensure the borough has sufficient land and facilities for future waste management up...
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Low-Carbon Heating for Willesden Green Library Approved Willesden Green Library is set to receive a low-carbon heating system and other energy-efficient upgrades following approval from the Brent Council Cabinet. The project, backed...
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Westminster Housing Repairs to See 'Transformative' Changes Westminster City Council is set to implement 'transformative' changes to its housing repairs and maintenance services, placing residents at the heart of the process.
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Westminster to Revamp Waste Contract with Focus on Social Value Westminster City Council is set to overhaul its waste and cleansing services contract, placing a significant emphasis on social value in the procurement process.
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Newham's Climate Emergency Plan: Passivhaus Standard for New Homes Newham Council is doubling down on its commitment to environmental sustainability by mandating the Passivhaus standard for all new council homes.
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Fly-tipping Incidents Rise in Haringey, Council Seeks Solutions Haringey Council is facing an increase in fly-tipping incidents, prompting a search for effective solutions. During the Quarter 1 2025/26 Performance Update, the Director of...
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Marylebone Sub-Station Plans Face Noise Objections Plans to install a new electricity sub-station at 55 Marylebone High Street are facing objections from the Marylebone Association and local residents, primarily due to concerns...
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Waltham Forest to unify smoke control area borough-wide to improve air quality Waltham Forest Council is planning to consolidate its existing Smoke Control Orders (SCOs) into a single, borough-wide Smoke Control Area (SCA) by December 2025. The move aims...
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West London Waste Plan Refresh: A Greener Future? Hounslow Council is collaborating with five other West London boroughs to refresh the West London Waste Plan, aiming for a more sustainable approach to waste management. The...
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Worcester Park Library Garden to Get £5k Revamp Worcester Park Library's community pocket garden is set to receive a £5,000 boost, thanks to funding allocated by the North Cheam, Stonecot and Worcester Park Local Committee.
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Havering to Lobby Gov't for Zane's Law Support Havering Council is set to lobby the government for the introduction of Zane's Law, a campaign for clearer and stronger legal powers to protect communities from toxic,...
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Hamptons Wetlands Nature Reserve to Get Secure Fencing to Prevent Vandalism Sutton's Hamptons Wetlands Nature Reserve is set to receive £13,000 for repairs and security enhancements to its external boundary fence. The funding, allocated by the North...
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Sutton Common Tennis Court Fencing to be Repaired with Local Funding Sutton Common tennis court fencing is set to be repaired thanks to funding allocated by the North Cheam, Stonecot and Worcester Park Local Committee.
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Pupils Present Road Danger Survey to Southwark Council Pupils from Judith Kerr Primary School presented a survey on road danger to Southwark Council at a Council Assembly meeting on Wednesday, 12 November 2025. The pupils aimed to...
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Council urged to protect Woodcroft Wildspace Enfield Council has been urged to ensure the future of Woodcroft Wildspace at a council meeting on Wednesday 12 November 2025.
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Enfield Council Debates Green Belt Protection Amid New Town Plans Enfield Council has debated a motion to protect the borough's Green Belt amid concerns about government plans to build a new town. The motion, proposed by Councillor Alessandro...
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Croydon Council to Appoint New Cremator Provider for Bandon Hill Cemetery Croydon Council is set to appoint a new cremator provider for Bandon Hill Cemetery, following discussions at the Bandon Hill Cemetery Joint Committee meeting on Monday, 10...
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Hampstead Cemetery Opening Hours Petition Sparks Debate, Prompting Council Review A petition regarding opening hours at Hampstead Cemetery was a key point of discussion at the Camden Culture and Environment Scrutiny Committee meeting on Monday, 10 November 2025.
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Hounslow Council to Investigate Unclear Land Ownership Records Hounslow Council is set to investigate unclear land ownership records across the borough, following concerns raised at a Housing and Environment Scrutiny Panel meeting. The...
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Burnt Oak Broadway Developer Fails to Plant Trees Residents in Queensbury Ward have voiced their discontent over a long-standing breach of planning conditions linked to the 2011 development of Callier House on Burnt Oak...