Environment
Stories, page 35
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Enfield Council Debates Future of Woodcroft Wildspace, Pledges Continued Support Enfield Council is currently considering the future of Woodcroft Wildspace, following a debate at a recent council meeting.
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Enfield Council to Review Cleaning Services Following Opposition Concerns About Rubbish and Fly-Tipping Enfield Council is set to review its cleaning services following concerns raised by the opposition, aiming to address issues such as uncollected rubbish and fly-tipping. The...
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Council to Question Thames Water Over Burst Main Impact Islington Council is set to question Thames Water and Ofwat following a major burst water main that affected over 30 households in Canonbury on 10 August. The incident, which...
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Dark Kitchens Face Scrutiny Over Pollution Concerns Dark kitchens in Islington are facing increased scrutiny due to concerns about air pollution and harmful emissions, a topic raised during a recent Islington Council meeting.
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Merton Council to Review Walking and Cycling Strategy Merton Council is set to review its walking and cycling strategy, as discussed at the Sustainable Communities Overview and Scrutiny Panel meeting on 16 September 2025. The panel...
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Merton Council to Discuss Tree Strategy and Review Tree Planting Progress Merton Council is set to discuss its tree strategy at the upcoming Sustainable Communities Overview and Scrutiny Panel meeting on 16 September 2025.
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Westminster Extends Leisure Contract with Everyone Active, Addresses Air Conditioning Concerns Westminster Council has extended its leisure contract with Everyone Active, aiming to deliver savings and service improvements through an agency model, and is addressing air...
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Bromley Council's Consultant Spend Reaches £8.3 Million in 2024/25 Bromley Council's spending on consultants reached £8.3 million in the 2024/25 financial year, according to a report reviewed by the Executive, Resources and Contracts Policy...
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Haringey Faces New Heat Network Regulations Haringey is preparing for new Heat Network regulations set to come into force in 2025, which aim to ensure fairer pricing, clearer billing, and improved service standards for...
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Barnet Approves Rights of Way Improvement Plan Barnet is set to enhance its public rights of way network after the Cabinet approved the Rights of Way Improvement Plan (ROWIP) 2025-2035 at a meeting on Tuesday, 16 September...
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B&D Awarded £1.2M for Electric Vehicle Chargers Barking and Dagenham Council has been awarded £1.2 million in funding from the Office for Zero Emissions Vehicles to significantly expand the borough's electric vehicle (EV)...
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Waltham Forest Eyes FCC Contract Extension Amid Positive Results Waltham Forest Council is considering extending its contract with FCC Environment, the provider of neighbourhood services, following a year of positive performance and...
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Earl's Court Road Shopfronts to Get Design Overhaul Earl's Court Road is set for a design overhaul of its shopfronts, aiming to create a unified and visually appealing high street. The shopfront design guide is intended to remove...
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K&C Expands Food Waste Collection to All Homes by 2026 Kensington and Chelsea Council is set to expand its food waste collection service to all homes in the borough by March 2026, aligning with the government's Simpler Recycling...
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Barnet Pension Fund Invests £450M in Sustainability Barnet Council's Pension Fund is making significant strides in sustainable investing, allocating £450 million to sustainability-focused investments. This commitment represents...
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Forty Hall Parkland to Sell Biodiversity Net Gain Units Enfield Council is moving forward with plans to sell Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) units at Forty Hall Parkland, aiming to boost the parkland's maintenance and investment through...
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Future of Welsh Harp Education Centre in Question Brent Council is considering the future of the Welsh Harp Environmental Education Centre (WHEEC) after Thames21 withdrew as a provider because they could no longer sustain the...
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Redbridge considers lane rental scheme for roadworks Redbridge Council is considering implementing a lane rental scheme to minimise traffic disruption from roadworks. The proposal, discussed at a recent cabinet meeting, would...
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Hounslow Forum Discusses Green Spaces, Blood and Organ Donation, and Local Issues The Central Hounslow Area Forum convened on 11 September 2025, addressing key community concerns ranging from green spaces to blood and organ donation awareness. The meeting,...
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Hillingdon Council to Debate Heathrow Expansion Opposition Hillingdon Council is set to debate its opposition to the expansion of Heathrow Airport at a meeting on 11 September 2025, reaffirming its long-standing stance against the project.