Environment
Stories, page 32
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Haringey invests £2.7M in short breaks for disabled children Haringey Council is set to invest an estimated £2.7 million in short breaks services for disabled children and young people, aiming to enhance support for carers and provide...
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Greenwich Council's Blackheath Joint Working Party Discusses Bumblebee Conservation Trust Greenwich Council's Blackheath Joint Working Party convened on Tuesday, 14 October 2025, to address several local issues, including the work of the Bumblebee Conservation Trust.
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Blackheath Cricket Pitch Discussed at Joint Working Party Meeting The future of the cricket pitch on Blackheath was on the agenda at the Blackheath Joint Working Party meeting on Tuesday, 14 October 2025. The meeting, which was held online via...
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Greenwich Council to Discuss Blackheath Events Policy Greenwich Council is set to discuss its events policy for Blackheath at the Blackheath Joint Working Party meeting on Tuesday, 14 October 2025. The meeting, which is scheduled...
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Blackheath Fireworks Display to Return in 2025 Blackheath's popular fireworks display is set to return in 2025, following discussions at the Blackheath Joint Working Party meeting on Tuesday, 14 October 2025. The annual...
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Hounslow Forum Discusses Fly-Tipping Enforcement and Waste Management Strategies Hounslow South, Isleworth and Osterley & Spring Grove Area Forum met on Tuesday to discuss waste management and enforcement, with a focus on fly-tipping. The meeting also...
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Lime Expands Lewisham E-Bike Team and Parking Initiatives to Combat Parking Issues Lime, the e-bike hire company, is increasing its Lewisham on-street team to address parking issues and reduce obstructions caused by abandoned e-bikes. The move is part of a £20...
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Havering to Spend £3M on Play Area Upgrades Havering Council has approved an investment of up to £3 million to upgrade play areas across the borough's parks and open spaces over the next five years. The estimated...
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Abbeville Road Traffic Control Measures to be Discussed Lambeth Council has addressed resident concerns regarding traffic speed and volume on Abbeville Road and adjoining roads during a council meeting on Wednesday, 15 October 2025.
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Debate Over Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens Trial Benefits Lambeth Council has debated the benefits of the Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens Healthy Neighbourhood trial, following concerns raised by residents.
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Islington Faces £16M Budget Gap Next Year Due to Rising Inflation and Service Demand Islington Council is facing a significant financial challenge, with a projected £16 million budget shortfall for the 2026/27 financial year. This was the key finding of a recent...
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Bromley Council to Consider Options for Future of Arboricultural Service Amidst Budget Challenges Bromley Council is set to discuss the future of its arboricultural service, which manages and cares for the borough's trees. The discussion will take place at the Executive...
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Bromley Retains Top Recycling Spot in London for Third Year Bromley has maintained its position as London's top borough for recycling for the third consecutive year, boasting the highest recycling rate in the region, according to a...
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Bromley Council Eyes Contract Extension for Parks Management Bromley Council is considering extending its parks management contract with idverde for a further eight years, following the expiration of the initial eight-year term on 31...
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Heston Residents Plan Group to Fight Rectory Farm Development Residents in Heston are organising to fight a proposed development at Rectory Farm, with concerns focusing on its potential use as an open cast mine for a 12-year period.
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Waltham Forest Housing Company Reports Strong Financial Performance and Social Value Waltham Forest Services Ltd (WFSL), the council's housing company, is forecasting a 12% return on investment to the council this year, up from 9% last year. The Shareholder...
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Greenwich Drafts 15-Year Local Plan for Development, Public Consultation Planned Greenwich is drafting a new Local Plan, a 15-year vision for development and land use across the borough that will replace the 2014 Core Strategy and guide future growth,...
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Sutton Council Considers Plant-Based Catering Petition Sutton Council is considering a petition to move to 100% plant-based catering at all council events, as discussed at a meeting of the Environment and Sustainable Transport...
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Sutton's Carbon Emissions Drop 44% Since 2007, But Waste Management Concerns Raised Sutton has made significant strides in reducing its carbon footprint, with borough-wide carbon emissions dropping by 44.1% since 2007, according to a recent Environment and...
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Ally Pally to get solar panels and new shutters Alexandra Palace is set to become more environmentally friendly with the installation of solar panels on the boathouse, while the Alexandra Park Sports Club will get new...