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Regina Road Redevelopment Project Update Croydon Council is moving forward with the Regina Road redevelopment project, marking a significant step in the borough's housing transformation. The project, fully funded...
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Havering Council to Review Contaminated Land Strategy and Consider Zane's Law Havering Council is set to review its strategy for managing contaminated land, following discussions at a recent council meeting. However, the council's report on Zane's Law...
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Havering Council to Debate Extending Councillor Attendance Rule Havering Council is scheduled to debate a resolution to extend the six-month attendance rule for councillors at a meeting on Wednesday, 19 November 2025. The proposal addresses...
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Harrow Council Addresses Pension Fund Cyber Security Risks Harrow Council is taking proactive steps to safeguard its pension fund against potential cyber security threats, as highlighted during the Pension Fund Committee meeting on...
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Barking & Dagenham Reviews Treasury Management Strategy Barking and Dagenham Council recently reviewed its Treasury Management Strategy Statement 2025/26 Mid-Year Review, providing an update on the council's investment and cash flow...
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Harrow Council to Consult on Pension Funding Strategy Harrow Council is set to consult with employers and stakeholders on its draft Funding Strategy Statement (FSS) following the 2025 triennial valuation of the council's pension...
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Brent Council Faces Regulator Scrutiny Over Housing Compliance Brent Council Under Scrutiny After Housing Compliance Failings
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Medical Day Care Unit May Move From Central Middlesex to Ealing The Medical Day Care Unit at Central Middlesex Hospital may soon be relocated to Ealing Hospital, according to discussions at a Brent Council Community and Wellbeing Scrutiny...
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Willesden Green to Get New Health and Wellbeing Hub Willesden Green is set to benefit from a new Health and Wellbeing Integrated Hub, as Brent Council's Cabinet approved the redevelopment of the Gladstone Park Youth and Community...
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Brent Council to Consult on 4.99% Council Tax Increase to Protect Frontline Services Brent Council is proposing a 4.99% increase in council tax for the 2026-27 financial year, a move intended to protect vital frontline services. The decision, which includes a 2%...
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Low-Carbon Heating for Willesden Green Library Approved Willesden Green Library is set to receive a low-carbon heating system and other energy-efficient upgrades following approval from the Brent Council Cabinet. The project, backed...
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Brent Council Adopts Socio-Economic Duty to Address Inequality Brent Council is set to formally adopt the Socio-Economic Duty (SED) to ensure its policies and programmes address the needs of residents experiencing socio-economic...
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Westminster Plans £150k Spend to Tackle North Paddington Violence Westminster Council is set to invest £150,000 in a series of initiatives designed to combat violence in North Paddington, following recommendations from the North Paddington...
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Westminster to Revamp Waste Contract with Focus on Social Value Westminster City Council is set to overhaul its waste and cleansing services contract, placing a significant emphasis on social value in the procurement process.
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Richmond Invests £2.9M in Care Technology Richmond upon Thames is set to enhance its adult social care services with a £2.9 million investment in care technology. The Adult Social Services, Health and Housing Committee...
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Homelessness Crisis Drives £2.2M Overspend in Richmond Richmond upon Thames is grappling with a significant homelessness crisis, leading to a projected £2.2 million overspend in the council's budget. The Adult Social Services,...
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Newham's Affordable Housing Programme Faces £16.6M Cost Increase Newham Council's Affordable Homes for Newham (AHfN) programme is facing a £16.6 million cost increase across nine projects, according to a delegated Officer Key Decision. The...
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Lambeth Council to Revamp Councillor Training Program for 2026 Elections Lambeth Council is set to revamp its councillor training programme in preparation for the 2026 local elections. The Standards Committee met on Monday, 17 November 2025, to...
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97 Planned Newham Homes Stalled Despite Planning Approval Despite planning approval, the construction of 97 planned homes in Newham has stalled, according to a recent Officer Key Decision meeting.
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Fly-tipping Incidents Rise in Haringey, Council Seeks Solutions Haringey Council is facing an increase in fly-tipping incidents, prompting a search for effective solutions. During the Quarter 1 2025/26 Performance Update, the Director of...