Environment
Stories, page 42
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Hillingdon Council Reaffirms Opposition to Heathrow Expansion Hillingdon Council has reaffirmed its opposition to the expansion of Heathrow Airport, citing concerns about the environment and the well-being of residents. The council notes...
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Cheyne Walk Digital Ad Boards Approved Despite Low Income Kensington and Chelsea Council has approved the installation of digital advertising boards on Cheyne Walk, despite concerns about the area's residents. The decision was made...
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Sustainable Street Measures Proposed for Four Lewisham Areas Lewisham Council is considering implementing sustainable street measures in four areas: Catford South, Hither Green, Lee Green, and Brockley.
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Fulham Road Redevelopment Approved Amid Dispute Over Commercial Space Operating Hours Plans to redevelop 517-523 Fulham Road have been approved by Hammersmith and Fulham Council's Planning and Development Control Committee, following a debate over operating hours...
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Noise Complaints Threaten Clerkenwell Road Event A planned late-night event at Drip, located at 27 Clerkenwell Road, faces potential disruption due to noise complaints, according to documents presented at a Licensing Sub...
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Southwark to Make Parks Safer for Teenage Girls Southwark Council is set to improve the safety and inclusivity of parks and open spaces for teenage girls, following a motion passed at the Council Assembly meeting on 9 July 2025.
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Newham to refurbish Alice Billing House with £2.9M grant Newham Council has secured a £2.9 million grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund (NLHF) to refurbish Alice Billing House North Block in Stratford. The funding will...
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Loans to Local Institutions Assessed as High Risk Southwark Council has identified loans to local institutions as high risk, according to the 2024-25 treasury management annual outturn report presented at the Council Assembly...
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Merton Celebrates 60th Birthday with Cultural Impact Award Merton Council has celebrated its 60th birthday with well-attended events, highlighted by the launch of a three-year Cultural Impact Award. The award will see almost £1.2...
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Bexley Council Faces £2.1M Overspend, Launches Transformation Plan to Address Financial Challenges Bexley Council is facing a £2.1 million overspend and has initiated a transformation plan, Making Bexley Even Better: Transforming Council Services for our Residents, to tackle...
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Merton to Plant 1,000 Extra Street Trees Next Year Merton Council has pledged to significantly boost its green credentials by planting an additional 1,000 street trees across the borough in the coming year. This initiative aims...
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Environment Agency Objects to Waltham Forest Council's Low Hall Depot Expansion Plans Waltham Forest Council's plans to expand its Low Hall Depot in Leyton are facing a hurdle after the Environment Agency objected to the proposals.
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Epping Forest Impact Fees for New Chingford Mount Flats Waltham Forest Council's Planning Committee has approved plans for a new residential development near Epping Forest, including impact fees to mitigate potential environmental...
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H&F Food Plan Aims to Cut Food Insecurity by 2030 Hammersmith and Fulham Council is aiming to significantly reduce food insecurity in the borough by 2030 with a new comprehensive food plan. The council will monitor and evaluate...
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Kingston Council Formally Recognises John Azar OBE Kingston Council has formally recognised John Azar OBE for his outstanding service to the borough, admitting him to the status of Honorary Freeman. Dr. Robin Hutchinson, MBE,...
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Hackney Council invests £1.4M in park depot upgrades Hackney Council is set to invest £1.4 million in upgrading park depots at Clissold Park and Hackney Downs, aiming to modernise facilities and support the borough's green spaces....
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Bromley Council to Lobby Against Scrapping Farm Tax Relief Bromley Council is set to lobby the government against proposed changes to inheritance tax that would scrap Agricultural Property Relief (APR). The decision came after a motion...
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Hounslow Adopts Dog Control Order with Fines Hounslow Council has adopted a new Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) aimed at curbing anti-social behaviour linked to dogs, with the order set to take effect on 30 September...
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Popeyes Sutton Faces Environmental Health Objections Sutton Council's Licensing Sub-Committee is considering a new premises licence application for Popeyes, located at 137-143 High Street, Sutton, SM1 1JH. The application has...
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Hackney to Award Contract for Dockless Cycle Hire Service Hackney Council is set to award contracts for a dockless cycle hire service, aiming to enhance transport options for residents across the borough. The contract is expected to...