Health and social care
Stories, page 79
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Beckenham Restaurant Faces Noise Objections for Late-Night Events Pierluigi's Pasta Fresca, a family-run restaurant in Beckenham that has been operating for over 30 years, is facing scrutiny over its applications for temporary event notices...
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Enfield Council Seeks New Environment & Communities Executive Director Enfield Council is in the process of selecting a new Executive Director of Environment & Communities to lead its key environmental and community service initiatives. The Staff...
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Hackney Pension Board Reviews Actuarial Valuation Assumptions and Scheme Investments Hackney Pension Board members convened on 31 July 2025 to review actuarial valuation assumptions and receive training from the Scheme Actuary. The meeting addressed key aspects...
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Hounslow Council Launches Healthy Relationship Program in Primary School as Part of VAWG Plan Hounslow Council is set to launch a pilot program aimed at fostering healthy relationships among primary school children as part of its Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG)...
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Hounslow to Appoint Coordinator for Men and Boys Affected by Violence Hounslow Council is set to appoint a Safer Communities Co-ordinator for Men and Boys, aiming to address violence and promote positive behaviours. The decision was made during a...
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Hounslow Launches Harmony Programme for Older Adults Affected by Abuse; VAWG Plan Outlined Hounslow Council is launching the Harmony Programme, a new initiative designed to support older adults affected by abuse, recognising that abusers can include adult children and...
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Hillingdon sees improvement in SEND support, lowers EHCP growth Hillingdon has seen a significant improvement in its support for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), according to a recent update presented to the...
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Bexley Council Sees Rise in Fraud Reports, Leading to Increased Savings Bexley Council has seen an increase in fraud reports, leading to greater savings for the borough, according to a recent meeting of the General Purposes and Audit Committee.
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Bexleyheath Homeowner Restricted by Old Planning Rule Bexleyheath residents are impacted by a planning rule originating from 1979, as highlighted during Bexley Council's Planning Committee review of application ref 25/01116/FUL at...
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Harrow Council to Suspend Pension Payments for Hundreds Due to Unreturned Life Certificates Harrow Council is preparing to temporarily suspend pension payments to 419 members, representing approximately 5.8% of its 7,174 pensioners, who have not responded to life...
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Tower Hamlets to Replace Non-Performing Lift Contractor Tower Hamlets Council is set to replace a non-performing contractor responsible for servicing mobile lifts, including stair lifts and hoists, with Stanna, a country-wide stair...
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Tower Hamlets Approves Vulnerable Tenant Support Policy to Improve Fair Treatment and Housing Management Tower Hamlets Council has approved a new Vulnerable Council Tenants and Leaseholders' Policy, aiming to provide better support and fair treatment for vulnerable residents.
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Havering's Suicide Rate Higher Than Expected for Women Havering has seen a higher proportion of female deaths by suicide than expected, according to the 2024 Suicide Prevention Annual Report. The report, presented at the Havering...
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Havering Council to Lobby C2C on Unhealthy Food Ads Havering Council is set to lobby the nationalised rail company, C2C, to restrict advertising of unhealthy food on its trains and platforms.
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Havering Pharmacies: Adequate, But ICB Advice Gaps Remain Havering residents have adequate access to essential pharmaceutical services, but more needs to be done to address gaps in advice commissioned by the Integrated Care Board...
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Harrow Council to Implement New Safety Strategy to Combat Rise in Staff Assaults Harrow Council is set to implement a new health and safety strategy for 2025-2028, prioritising the reduction of assaults on staff, particularly in special educational needs and...
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Harrow Council to Investigate 'Others' Category in Medigold Occupational Health Data Harrow Council is set to investigate a significant portion of its occupational health appointment data that falls under the 'others' category. The issue was raised during a...
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Harrow Council Audits Find Asbestos Compliance Concerns in Schools, Prompting Review and Action Plans Harrow Council's Employees' Consultative Forum has reviewed the annual health and safety report for 2024-2025, revealing concerns about asbestos compliance in schools. The...
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Harrow Council to Review Agency Staff Health and Safety Training Following Concerns Over Adequacy Harrow Council is set to review health and safety training for agency staff following concerns raised at a recent Employees' Consultative Forum. The review aims to ensure that...
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Harrow Council Escalates Risk Over Uncooperative Managers Hindering Health and Safety Audits Harrow Council is facing increased risk due to a lack of cooperation from some managers in providing necessary information for health and safety audits. The issue is...