Environment
Stories, page 31
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Council to Revamp Uxbridge Road After Residents' Petition Hammersmith and Fulham Council is set to revamp Uxbridge Road following a petition from local residents demanding improvements to the area.
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Haringey escalates efforts to combat antisemitic graffiti in Markfield Park, seeks sustainable solution through Partnership Problem Solving Group Haringey Council is intensifying its efforts to combat antisemitic graffiti in Markfield Park by escalating the issue to the Partnership Problem Solving Group (PPSG), seeking a...
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Newham seeks Director of Highways, Parking & Transport Newham Council is seeking a Director of Highways, Parking & Transportation to lead and manage the borough's highways and transportation network. The role is graded at SMR/E for...
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Gunnersbury Park Noise Review Promised Ealing Council has promised a review of noise levels emanating from events held in Gunnersbury Park, following complaints from residents. The commitment was made during a...
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Council to Investigate Zebra Crossing Safety Concerns Ealing Council is set to investigate safety concerns at two zebra crossings following questions raised by residents during a council meeting on Tuesday, 21 October 2025. The...
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Barnet to Investigate Edgware Foul Smell Barnet Council is set to investigate the source of a foul smell plaguing Edgware town centre, following concerns raised by Councillor Lucy Wakeley at a recent council meeting.
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Barnet Council Approves Land Drainage Bylaws Barnet Council has officially approved new land drainage bylaws aimed at improving flood risk management across the borough.
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Barnet Council to Protect Green Spaces with Regional Park Barnet Council has committed to establishing a regional park to safeguard the borough's green spaces. The commitment aims to help protect green spaces within the borough.
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Child's Hill Potholes Addressed Due to Diligent Reporting Potholes in Child's Hill have been addressed thanks to the diligent reporting of local councillors, Barnet Council has confirmed.
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Lewisham to Change Bulky Waste Disposal Service Lewisham Council is set to implement changes to its bulky waste disposal service, aiming to reduce costs and combat fly-tipping across the borough.
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New Industrial Building Planned for Thamesmead's Nathan Way Thamesmead is set to welcome a new industrial building at 138-140 Nathan Way, following approval from the Greenwich Council Planning Board.
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Merton to Procure New School Meals Catering Contract Merton Council has approved a new school meals catering contract to provide nutritious and balanced meals to pupils in primary, secondary, and special schools.
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Haringey Council to Review Cycling Safety Haringey Council is set to review cycling safety in the borough, with a focus on the balance between cyclists and pedestrians. The Culture, Community Safety and Environment...
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Greener Ealing Ltd Profit Drops, No Dividends Paid Greener Ealing Ltd (GEL), Ealing Council's wholly-owned company responsible for waste, recycling, and street cleaning, experienced a drop in profits for the financial year...
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Greenwich to Decide on New Food Waste Fees Greenwich Council is preparing to introduce new fees for the collection and disposal of food waste from commercial and non-domestic properties across the borough.
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Hanworth Residents Request Stronger Security Measures at Ludlow Park Following Traveller Encampment Hanworth residents voiced concerns about security in Ludlow Park at the Hanworth Area Forum meeting on 16 October, 2025, requesting stronger security measures to prevent future...
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Hanworth Forum to Consider Community Action Plan Suggestions and Local Issues The Hanworth Area Forum is set to convene to discuss suggestions for the community action plan, alongside updates on local issues and feedback from the previous meeting. The...
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Bexley Awaits Government Funding for 90 New EV Charging Points Bexley is set to expand its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure with the planned installation of 90 new charging points across the borough.
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Police Update: Ward Panels Offer Residents a Voice Residents in Hackbridge, St Helier and The Wrythe are being encouraged to participate in police ward panels to voice their concerns and collaborate with local law enforcement on...
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Lots Road Open Space Construction Set for February 2026 Construction of a new open space at Lots Road in Kensington and Chelsea is set to begin in February 2026, with the park expected to open in early summer of the same year.