Money
Stories, page 101
-
Haringey to Review Decision-Making Protocol Haringey Council is set to review its decision-making protocol as part of a wider review of the council's constitution. The review, scheduled for discussion at a meeting of the...
-
Haringey Council to Review its Constitution, Including Member Code of Conduct Haringey Council is undertaking a comprehensive review of its constitution, including the Member Code of Conduct, to ensure the council operates with efficiency, transparency,...
-
Council unveils strategy to support voluntary sector Tower Hamlets Council has announced a new strategy to bolster its relationship with the voluntary and community sector (VCS) and improve services for residents. The Cabinet...
-
Tower Hamlets to combat digital exclusion with new action plan Tower Hamlets is set to strengthen its commitment to digital inclusion with a new action plan designed to bridge the digital divide. The Tower Hamlets Digital Inclusion Action...
-
Kings Hall Leisure Centre refurbishment costs soar Hackney market traders are facing increased fees and charges amid concerns that the proposed changes could jeopardise their livelihoods.
-
Graham Road Market Traders Face Fee Hikes Despite Concerns Hackney Council's proposal to revise fees for market traders and shop fronts on Graham Road has met with strong opposition, with concerns raised about financial strain and a...
-
H&F Council to Trial AI Note-Taking to Ease Admin Burden Hammersmith and Fulham Council is set to trial AI-powered note-taking tools to alleviate administrative burdens on staff, freeing them up for more valuable work. The initiative...
-
H&F Council Expands AI Use to Manage Tenant Rent Arrears and Modernize Services Hammersmith and Fulham Council is set to expand its use of artificial intelligence (AI) to assist in managing tenant rent payments and arrears. The move is part of a broader...
-
H&F Invests £3.2M to Upgrade CCTV with AI Capabilities Hammersmith and Fulham Council is investing £3.2 million over the next three years to upgrade its CCTV network with artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities. This investment,...
-
Bromley Council to Procure New Payment Management System Bromley Council is set to procure a new Payment Management System to handle over £46 million in annual financial transactions. While the current system has been reliable since...
-
Bromley Council to Review Empty Property Charges and Insurance Coverage Bromley Council is set to examine its approach to charging for empty properties, following a discussion at the Executive, Resources and Contracts Policy Development and Scrutiny...
-
Kensington and Chelsea Council Faces £140M Budget Gap by 2030 Despite Parking Income Boost; Considers Savings and Increased Fees Kensington and Chelsea Council is facing a significant budget shortfall, projected to reach £140 million by 2030, despite a boost in parking income. The council is exploring...
-
K&C to Invest £2.2M in Street Lighting LED Installation Kensington and Chelsea Council is set to invest £2.2 million in a project to install LED street lighting across the borough.
-
Merton Council Faces £4.1M Budget Shortfall Despite Financial Improvement; Housing Crisis, Planning, Adult Learning, and Sustainable Communities Also Addressed Merton Council is grappling with a £4.1 million budget shortfall, despite showing signs of financial improvement, according to a recent cabinet meeting.
-
Hounslow Panel to Visit Family Hubs for Funding Insight Hounslow's Children and Young People Scrutiny Panel is planning visits to local family hubs to gain insights into community needs and inform funding decisions related to the...
-
Merton to Procure New Adult Learning Contract Merton Council has approved a new contract for its adult learning services, ensuring the continuation of vital skills training for residents. The decision, made at a Cabinet...
-
Enfield Council Hires New Director of Revenues Enfield Council has concluded its search for a new Director of Revenues & Transactional Services, following final stage interviews held on Monday, 24 November 2025.
-
Tower Hamlets Waste Services See Satisfaction Increase Due to Time-Banded Collections and Improved Efficiency Tower Hamlets residents are reporting increased satisfaction with waste collection, street cleaning, and recycling services, according to the Tower Hamlets Annual Residents'...
-
Sutton Council Considers Affordable Rent for Beech Tree Place Sutton Council is considering converting a block of shared ownership housing at Beech Tree Place into affordable rent in response to the growing housing crisis.
-
Tower Hamlets Council Considers Extending Pension Access to Councillors, Citing Alignment with Other UK Regions Tower Hamlets Council is considering extending access to the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) to elected councillors and mayors in England. The proposal aims to align...