Environment
Stories, page 43
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Hackney Council to Install Heat Pumps in Nine Schools as Part of Decarbonisation Scheme Hackney Council is set to install heat pumps in nine schools across the borough, marking a significant step towards its goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2040. The project...
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Haringey Pub Faces Licence Review After Violence, Noise Complaints Haringey's Licensing Sub Committee is reviewing the licence of the North Eight pub, formerly known as the Hornsey Tavern, following numerous complaints of violence and noise...
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Hackney Expands Green Skills Training Program to Meet Growing Green Economy Demands Hackney Council is set to significantly expand its green skills training programme, aiming to equip more residents with the expertise needed for the burgeoning green economy....
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Barnet Council Aims for Net Zero by 2042 Barnet Council has solidified its commitment to tackling climate change, setting a target to become a net-zero borough by 2042. The decision was reached at a Council meeting on...
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Barking Riverside £12M Thames Access Plan Approved Barking and Dagenham's Planning Committee has given the green light to Barking Riverside Limited's (BRL) £12 million plan to enhance access to the River Thames. The unanimous...
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Brent Council to increase enforcement officers Brent Council is set to increase the number of enforcement officers in the borough, aiming to tackle issues such as fly-tipping and antisocial behaviour.
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Bexley Clock Tower Event Approved Despite Police Concerns Bexleyheath will see a planned evangelism event go ahead despite objections from the Metropolitan Police Service and Environmental Health Service.
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Greenwich Council to Deliver 59 New Cycle Hangars and 80 Lime Bike Bays Greenwich Council is set to expand its cycling infrastructure by delivering 59 new cycle hangars across the borough.
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Enfield Pension Fund Engages Firms on Human Rights, Climate Change Enfield's Pension Fund is actively engaging with various companies across multiple sectors to address critical Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues, focusing on...
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Greenwich Council to Deliver Natural Flood Scheme at Oxleas Woods Greenwich Council is set to deliver a £1 million natural flood management scheme at Oxleas Woods, Clothworkers and Bostal Woods. The project aims to mitigate flood risk by...
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Greenwich Council to Consult on Greenwich Liveable Neighbourhood Greenwich Council is set to consult the public on the Greenwich Liveable Neighbourhood scheme as part of the Transportation work programme for 2025/26, aiming to enhance the...
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Hounslow Aims for 40% Walking/Wheeling Trips by 2030 with New Action Plan Hounslow Council is aiming for a significant shift in how residents get around, with a target of 40% of all trips to be made by walking and wheeling by 2030.
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Hounslow to Increase Weed Removal with £285k Investment Hounslow Council is set to ramp up its weed removal efforts with a £285,000 investment, aiming to tackle the increasing weed growth across the borough.
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Greenwich Council to Develop Borough-Wide 20mph Proposal to Improve Road Safety Greenwich Council is developing a proposal to implement a borough-wide 20mph speed limit, aiming to improve road safety and reduce casualties. The proposal supports the...
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Greenwich Aims for 1,150 New EV Chargers by 2026 Greenwich is planning a significant expansion of its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, aiming to install 1,150 new lamp post chargers by 2026. The initiative is...
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Greenwich Council to Review 1,000 'Healthy Sustainable Streets' and Implement Transport Work Programme Greenwich Council is set to review up to 1,000 'Healthy Sustainable Streets' in the borough, aiming to improve parking, add greenery, and promote sustainable transport.
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Dulwich Sports Club Expansion Sparks Local Debate Dulwich Sports Club's proposal to expand its facilities has ignited a debate among local residents, with concerns raised about noise, light pollution, and traffic. The Southwark...
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Enfield to Scrutinise Water Companies Amid National Concerns Enfield Council is set to examine the practices of water companies operating within the borough, joining a growing chorus of concern over the sector's performance nationwide.
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Wandsworth Council Develops Biodiversity Action Plan Wandsworth Council is set to enhance its library services with the adoption of a new strategy, aiming to make libraries the central hub for community connection. The Environment...
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Islington Pension Fund Targets Net Zero by 2050, Exceeds Interim Carbon Reduction Goals Islington Council's Pension Fund is aiming for net zero emissions by 2050, aligning with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's 1.5 degrees Celsius warming scenario.