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  1. H&F Council Proposes £17.9m Savings and Council Tax Hike Amidst Financial Pressures Hammersmith and Fulham Council is planning to make savings of £17.9 million for the 2026/27 financial year as part of its Medium-Term Financial Strategy (MTFS). The proposals... Hammersmith and Fulham 30 January 2026
  2. Family Hubs celebrate second anniversary Hammersmith and Fulham's Family Hubs are celebrating their second anniversary, marking two years of providing vital support to local families. Hammersmith and Fulham 30 January 2026
  3. Hammersmith and Fulham Council Proposes Nearly 3% Council Tax Increase for 2026/27 Budget Hammersmith and Fulham Council is proposing to increase Council Tax by nearly 3% for residents as part of its budget for the 2026/27 financial year. The increase, which includes... Hammersmith and Fulham 30 January 2026
  4. Richmond Council to Debate AI Policy and Environmental Impact Richmond upon Thames Council is set to debate its policy on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its commitment to achieving net-zero targets, with a particular focus on the... Richmond upon Thames 30 January 2026
  5. Teddington Police Station site for community use? Richmond upon Thames Council is considering repurposing the former Teddington Police Station site for community use, following discussions at a recent Council meeting. The site... Richmond upon Thames 30 January 2026
  6. New carers' charter to be adopted by council Richmond Council is set to adopt a new charter aimed at supporting unpaid carers across the borough, with a focus on improving their health, wellbeing, and access to essential... Richmond upon Thames 30 January 2026
  7. Mental Health Patients Face Long A&E Waits in Redbridge Despite Overall Improvements Mental health patients are facing prolonged waits in Accident and Emergency (A&E) departments in Redbridge, according to a report presented to the Health Scrutiny Sub-Committee. Redbridge 30 January 2026
  8. Barnet Council to Keep Hostage Posters Until Further Engagement with Jewish Community Barnet Council has resolved to keep hostage posters and ribbons displayed on council property until further engagement with the Jewish community takes place. The decision was... Barnet 30 January 2026
  9. SEND transport appeal heard by panel The Home to School Travel Appeals Panel convened on Monday, January 26, 2026, to hear a case concerning transport for a child with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities... Kingston upon Thames 30 January 2026
  10. Kingston Schools Face £12.7m Deficit Amidst Rising High Needs Costs Kingston schools are facing a projected deficit of £12.7 million for the 2025/26 academic year, primarily due to significant pressures within the High Needs Block. Kingston upon Thames 30 January 2026
  11. Barnet Council to investigate asylum hotel closures Barnet Council is set to investigate the closure of asylum hotels within the borough, following a motion proposed by Councillor Mark Shooter. Barnet 30 January 2026
  12. Barnet Council to explore Council Tax exemption for terminally ill residents Barnet Council is set to explore the possibility of introducing a Council Tax exemption or discount for residents who are terminally ill and facing financial hardship. Barnet 30 January 2026
  13. Barnet Council Reaffirms Commitment to Community Cohesion and Safety Amidst Rising Hate Barnet Council has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting and defending its communities, with a motion passed at the recent Council meeting highlighting the importance of... Barnet 30 January 2026
  14. Barnet Council to hold minute's silence for Yom Kippur attack Barnet Council is set to observe a minute's silence in remembrance of the victims of a terrorist attack that occurred on Yom Kippur. Barnet 30 January 2026
  15. Barnet Council to Congratulate Mayor on Pollution Reduction Barnet Council is set to formally congratulate the Mayor of London, Sir Sadiq Khan, on his success in reducing toxic nitrogen dioxide (NO2) pollution across the capital. Barnet 30 January 2026
  16. Council to consider new posts for children's services Barnet Council is set to consider the creation of two new senior roles within its Children and Family Services department, aimed at bolstering prevention and family support... Barnet 30 January 2026
  17. Barnet Council to formally welcome Employment Rights Bill Barnet Council is set to embrace new employment rights legislation, with a motion passed at the recent Council meeting welcoming the Employment Rights Bill. The bill, described... Barnet 30 January 2026
  18. Wandsworth Schools to Implement New RSHE Guidance Emphasizing Engagement and Transparency Wandsworth schools are set to adopt new guidance on Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) from September 2026, following an update from the Department for Education... Wandsworth 29 January 2026
  19. New employment schemes launched for Bexley residents Bexley residents will benefit from new employment support schemes aimed at helping economically inactive individuals find work. The initiatives, introduced by Bexley Business... Bexley 29 January 2026
  20. Wandsworth Considers Interfaith Public Faith Walks Inspired by Merton Model Wandsworth's Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education (SACRE) is exploring the possibility of launching public faith walks, a concept inspired by the successful Walks in... Wandsworth 29 January 2026