Environment
Stories, page 39
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Tower Hamlets Struggles with Recycling Rates and Council Tax Collection, Performance Report Reveals Tower Hamlets faces challenges in key areas, including recycling rates and council tax collection, according to the latest performance report. The council's investment balance,...
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Oak Tree Felling at Marsh Lane Sparks Subsidence Debate Barnet Council's Planning Committee has sparked debate over subsidence and tree preservation following a decision regarding an oak tree at 83 Marsh Lane.
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Barnet Expands EV Charging with LCD Advertising Screens Barnet Council is expanding its network of electric vehicle (EV) charging points, which already includes 52 installations, with integrated LCD advertising screens, following a...
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Traffic Concerns Delay Decision on High Road Retail Application Plans to convert a basement and ground floor space on East Finchley High Road into retail or office space have been approved, but not without addressing concerns about traffic,...
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Newham Council to Appoint Corporate Director of Environment Newham Council is set to appoint a Corporate Director of Environment and Sustainable Transport, a role focused on leading the council's environmental and sustainable transport...
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Blackheath Fireworks Event Update Discussed by Joint Working Party Blackheath is gearing up for its annual fireworks display, with updates discussed at the Blackheath Joint Working Party meeting on Tuesday, 15 July 2025. The meeting, which was...
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Waltham Forest Aims to Scrap 'No Ball Games' Signs Waltham Forest Council is considering a motion to remove 'No Ball Games' signs from council estates, signalling a shift towards encouraging play and recreation for children. The...
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Waltham Forest Council Launches £50,000 'Together We Play' Fund to Support Community Play Activities Waltham Forest Council is set to launch a £50,000 'Together We Play' fund to support community play-based activities across the borough. The fund aims to empower residents and...
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River Wandle Flood Investigation Finds Properties at High Risk Following a flood event on 23 September 2024, a recent investigation has found that some properties near the River Wandle are at high risk of future flooding. The flooded...
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Sutton Council Announces Funding for Local Groups in Hackbridge, St Helier, and The Wrythe Sutton Council has announced a new round of funding for local groups, providing a boost to community initiatives across Hackbridge, St Helier, and The Wrythe.
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Romford Road Junction 3 Upgrades Approved: Safer for Cyclists, Pedestrians Newham Council has approved upgrades to Junction 3 on Romford Road, aiming to significantly improve safety and accessibility for cyclists and pedestrians. The decision, made by...
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Ally Pally Awarded for Accessibility, Plans Green Upgrades Alexandra Palace is celebrating its commitment to accessibility and forging ahead with green initiatives, according to reports presented at the Alexandra Palace and Park...
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Bexley Expands Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure with 90 New Charging Points and Funding Bids Bexley is set to significantly expand its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure with the installation of 90 new charging points across the borough. The 90 additional...
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Waltham Forest Council Adopts New Procurement Policy Waltham Forest Council has adopted a new Procurement Policy, aligning with the Procurement Act 2023 and the National Procurement Policy Statement (NPPS) 2025, to ensure ethical,...
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Greenwich Green Investment Scheme Raises £562K, Round Two Begins Greenwich Council's pioneering Green Investment scheme has successfully raised £562,000 in its first phase, demonstrating a commitment to local climate action and offering...
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Islington to Review Play Spaces Amid Green Space Concerns Islington Council is set to review its play spaces and services, addressing concerns about the lack of green spaces in the borough and the impact on children's development. The...
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Hammersmith and Fulham Council Invests £1.1M in Parks Improvement Programme Hammersmith and Fulham Council is set to invest £1.1 million in a Parks Improvement Programme, aimed at enhancing the environment for residents. The investment in cemeteries...
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K&C Council Exceeds Tree Planting Target, Upgrades Schools with Green Technology Kensington and Chelsea Council has announced it has exceeded its tree planting target while also upgrading schools with green technology, aiming to reduce pollution and work...
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Kensington and Chelsea Council Defers Decisions on Sanctuary Status and Green Space Enhancement Motions Kensington and Chelsea Council has deferred decisions on motions regarding sanctuary status and enhancing green spaces at its recent Full Council meeting.
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Richmond Council Faces Challenges in Recycling and Affordable Housing; Temporary Housing Numbers Rise Richmond Council is facing challenges in key performance areas, particularly in recycling and affordable housing, according to a recent Policy and Performance Review Board...