Housing
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Councillor Paul Osborn Honoured for 25 Years of Service to Harrow Council Councillor Paul Osborn was honoured for his 25 years of dedicated service to Harrow Council at a full council meeting on Thursday, July 2, 2026.
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Redevelopment plans for 89 Waddon Way presented Plans for the comprehensive redevelopment of 89 Waddon Way, a site formerly occupied by a garden centre and part of the historic Purley Way Lido, were presented to Croydon...
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Croydon Planning Committee grants change of use for Whitehorse Road Croydon's Planning Committee has unanimously granted permission for a change of use at 319 Whitehorse Road, allowing a former storage area to be converted into a studio flat....
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Wealdstone Centre future to be explored by council Harrow Council is to urgently review the future of the Wealdstone Centre following the departure of the Harrow Association of Disabled People (HAD) from the premises. A motion...
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Council to review Wealdstone Centre's future Harrow Council is set to review the future of the Wealdstone Centre following the departure of a key tenant, with a commitment to an open and transparent process for selecting a...
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Council to pay £1,200 compensation over housing case Barking and Dagenham Council has agreed to pay £1,200 in compensation to a resident following a critical report from the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman (LGO)...
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Lambeth Council Projects £15.9m Overspend Amidst Demand-Led Service Pressures Lambeth Council is facing a projected overspend of £15.9 million for the financial year 2025/26, a figure that, while improved from previous forecasts, highlights significant...
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Lambeth Council Home Delivery Figures Disputed Figures regarding the delivery of council homes in Lambeth have been questioned at a recent council meeting, with a discrepancy highlighted between official figures and...
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Islington Council backs judicial review of Mayor's housing plans Islington Council has formally backed a judicial review into the Mayor of London's emergency housing plans, a move that could significantly impact future housing development in...
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Islington Council to improve lift maintenance KPIs Islington Council is set to enhance its Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for lift maintenance, aiming to improve service reliability and reduce downtime for residents.
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Brent Safeguarding Adults Board plans for future Brent Safeguarding Adults Board (SAB) has unveiled its strategic plans for the next two years, with a strong emphasis on protecting adults with complex needs and intervening...
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New climate committee tackles emissions and transport Hammersmith and Fulham's new Climate, Sustainability and Travel Policy and Accountability Committee has held its inaugural meeting, setting its sights on tackling emissions and...
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Climate committee to focus on energy bills and retrofit The newly formed Hammersmith and Fulham Climate, Sustainability and Travel Policy and Accountability Committee has outlined its initial focus, with energy bills and building...
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Lewisham Council to Open Own Children's Home in Sydenham, Aiming for £700,000 Annual Savings Lewisham Council is set to open its own children's home in Sydenham, a move expected to save £700,000 annually and provide greater control over residential care for children in...
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Bexley Launches New Family Hubs and Kinship Support Programs Bexley families will benefit from new Family Hubs and enhanced kinship support as part of a wider transformation of children's services. The initiatives, discussed at a recent...
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New members appointed to Eltham United Charities board The Eltham United Charities has welcomed three new appointees to its board, following a Greenwich Council General Purposes Committee meeting held on Tuesday, June 30, 2026....
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Bromley Council's £1.2m supported living contract to be retendered Bromley Council's Executive has agreed to retender a contract for supported living services valued at approximately £1.2 million per year, aiming to ensure continuity of support...
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Bromley Council faces £7.8m capital spending shortfall Bromley Council is facing a capital spending shortfall of £7.8 million for the 2025/2026 financial year, a figure primarily attributed to project slippage rather than a...
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Hillingdon Council's 2025/26 Performance Report Highlights Strengths and Challenges Hillingdon Council's Cabinet has reviewed the authority's performance report for the 2025/26 period, highlighting both areas of success and ongoing challenges within the borough.
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New Local Plan consultation to begin in Hillingdon Hillingdon Council's Cabinet has approved the commencement of a public consultation on the borough's new Local Plan, a crucial step in shaping the area's future development over...