Environment
Stories, page 4
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Popeyes late-night licence sparks resident and police concerns Concerns over late-night opening hours for a new Popeyes restaurant in Kingston have been raised by residents and the police, who fear it could exacerbate existing issues with...
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Greenwich grants planning for Thamesmead industrial site Greenwich Council's Planning Board has granted full planning permission for the erection of two modern industrial warehouse buildings at 71-73 Nathan Way, Thamesmead.
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New flood risk strategy for Greenwich approved Greenwich Council's Cabinet has approved the borough's new Local Flood Risk Management Strategy (LFRMS), a statutory document outlining how flood risk will be managed over the...
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Hackney Pension Fund Sets 2040 Net Zero Target, Achieves Significant Carbon Footprint Reduction Hackney Pension Fund has set an ambitious target to achieve net zero emissions by 2040, a significant step in its commitment to tackling climate change within its investment...
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Merton extends environmental enforcement contract Merton Council's Cabinet has approved a two-year extension to its environmental enforcement contract with Kingdom Local Authority Services, set to run until April 2029. This...
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Merton Council Approves £92k Variation for Bulky Waste Collection Contract Merton Council's Cabinet has approved a £92,000 variation to its waste collection contract with Veolia for the 2026/27 financial year, specifically for the council's free bulky...
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Hillingdon Council Votes to Close Tavistock Road Civic Amenity Site Despite Opposition A motion to halt the closure of the Tavistock Road Civic Amenity Site in Yiewsley has been lost by Hillingdon Council, with the proposal defeated by 30 votes to 19 at a Council...
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Council approves £12.4m vehicle replacement programme Harrow Council's Cabinet has approved a £12.4 million programme to replace 86 vehicles across its fleet, including essential refuse collection vehicles, tippers, cars, vans,...
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Hillingdon Council Seizes and Crushes Vehicles Used in Fly-Tipping Hillingdon Council is taking a hard line against fly-tippers, with vehicles used in illegal dumping now facing seizure and crushing.
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Council Approves West London Waste Plan Hillingdon Council has approved the publication and consultation of its Proposed Submission (Regulation 19) West London Waste Plan. The decision was made during a Council...
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West Drayton Waste Service Closure Saves Hillingdon Council £300k Annually Hillingdon Council has permanently closed its West Drayton Waste Weekend Service, a decision expected to save the local authority over £300,000 annually. The facility shut its...
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Harefield Recycling Centre Barriers Fixed The barriers at the Harefield Recycling Centre, which had been out of order, have now been fixed, Hillingdon Council confirmed.