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  1. Haringey Council to Consult on New Licensing Policy Haringey Council is set to consult with the public on a new licensing policy aimed at shaping the borough's entertainment and night-time economy. The council aims to gather... Haringey 1 August 2025
  2. Haringey Council Updates Good Neighbourhood Management Policy for Tenants and Leaseholders Haringey Council is updating its Good Neighbourhood Management Policy, which applies to all Haringey Council tenants and leaseholders. The council aims to ensure tenants and... Haringey 1 August 2025
  3. Royal London Hospital Improves A&E Wait Times The Royal London Hospital has demonstrated improved and stabilised performance in A&E wait times over the past year, according to Neil Ashman, CEO of Royal London & Mile End... Tower Hamlets 31 July 2025
  4. Tower Hamlets to Expand Same Day GP Access Hubs to Improve Primary Care Tower Hamlets residents can expect improved access to GPs with the expansion of the Same Day Access Hubs, an initiative aimed at reducing primary care presentations at A&E and... Tower Hamlets 31 July 2025
  5. Council Prepares for CQC Inspection of Adult Social Care Tower Hamlets Council is preparing for an upcoming inspection of its adult social care services by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the independent regulator of health and... Tower Hamlets 31 July 2025
  6. Tower Hamlets Faces Rising Demand for Sexual Health Services Amid Budget Constraints Tower Hamlets is facing increasing strain on its sexual health services due to demographic growth, particularly among its young population. This challenge is compounded by... Tower Hamlets 31 July 2025
  7. Brent Faces £30M Budget Gap Amid Rising Homelessness Costs Brent Council is grappling with a £30 million budget shortfall over the next three years, driven in part by rising homelessness costs, according to reports presented at a recent... Brent 31 July 2025
  8. Lambeth Council Faces £60.5M Overspend Driven by Housing Costs; Future Savings of £84M Needed Lambeth Council is facing a significant financial challenge, grappling with a £60.5 million overspend, primarily driven by rising housing costs for homeless families. The dire... Lambeth 29 July 2025
  9. Lambeth Council Faces £84M Savings Target Amid Funding Concerns and £60.5M Overspend Lambeth Council is grappling with significant financial pressures, requiring £84 million in savings over the next four years, in addition to £99 million already agreed upon,... Lambeth 29 July 2025
  10. Lambeth Recycling Rates Improve and Domestic Abuse Referrals Increase, According to Quarterly Performance Report Lambeth Council has reported improvements in recycling rates and domestic abuse referrals, according to the Quarterly Performance and Business Planning Report: Q4 2024/2025... Lambeth 29 July 2025
  11. Hackney Approves Youth Justice Strategic Partnership Plan 2025-28 Hackney Council has approved the Youth Justice Strategic Partnership Plan for 2025-2028, outlining a vision for children involved with the Youth Justice System (YJS). The plan,... Hackney 29 July 2025
  12. Hackney Council to Review VAWG Service Commissioning and Enhance Prevention Efforts Hackney Council is set to review its commissioning practices for services addressing violence against women and girls (VAWG), aiming to align them with statutory guidance. Hackney 29 July 2025
  13. Ofsted Urges Havering to Update Corporate Parenting Strategy; Panel Discusses Children in Care Initiatives and Data Ofsted has advised Havering Council to update its Corporate Parenting Strategy following a recent monitoring visit. The recommendation came to light during the Council meeting... Havering 29 July 2025
  14. Havering Young People Want Cooking, Finance Skills Training Young people in Havering have expressed a strong desire for more training in essential life skills, including cooking and managing finances. This was highlighted during a recent... Havering 29 July 2025
  15. Havering Council to Improve Communication with Foster Carers Following Carer Resignations Havering Council is addressing communication challenges with its foster carers following feedback from departing carers, according to discussions at a recent Corporate Parenting... Havering 29 July 2025
  16. Havering Children in Care Numbers Rise 19% in a Year Havering has seen a significant increase in the number of children in care, with figures rising by 19% in a single year. The increase was highlighted in the Corporate Parenting... Havering 29 July 2025
  17. Croydon Scrutiny Recommends Equitable Funding for Child Safeguarding Croydon Council's Cabinet is considering a recommendation to revise the funding model for child safeguarding, aiming for a more equitable approach. This follows discussions of... Croydon 29 July 2025
  18. Croydon: 90% of Care Homes Rated Good or Outstanding Croydon's care homes are providing high-quality service, with nearly 90% being rated as 'Good' or 'Outstanding' by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). This was revealed in the... Croydon 29 July 2025
  19. Croydon Council to Review Adult Safeguarding Operating Model Croydon Council is set to review its adult safeguarding operating model, aiming to improve the experiences and outcomes for residents. The decision was made during a recent... Croydon 29 July 2025
  20. Croydon to Improve Casework Training for Homelessness Services Croydon Council is set to enhance casework training for its homelessness services, aiming to improve support for residents facing housing challenges, with a particular emphasis... Croydon 29 July 2025