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Bexley Council Aims for Level 4 Data Maturity with New Strategy Bexley Council is taking steps to enhance its data management capabilities, aiming to reach level four data maturity with a newly approved strategy.
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DHP Review Panel to Discuss Refused Housing Payments in Private Westminster Council's Discretionary Housing Payments Review Advisory Panel convened on 14 October 2025 to discuss the review of refused Discretionary Housing Payments (DHPs)....
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Westminster Considers Loan for Temporary Accommodation Westminster City Council is considering a new impact investment opportunity that would see the Pension Fund provide a loan for the purchase of temporary accommodation properties.
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Waltham Forest Urgency Powers Used for Care Contracts After Firm Fails Waltham Forest Council has invoked special urgency powers to ensure the continuation of care contracts after the insolvency of NRS Healthcare. The council awarded two contracts...
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Waltham Forest Council Reviews £537M Debt Portfolio and Treasury Management Activities Waltham Forest Council Reviews £537 Million Debt
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Waltham Forest Council to Lobby Against National Insurance Increase Waltham Forest Council has voted against a motion to lobby the Chancellor of the Exchequer regarding the increase in employers' National Insurance contributions. The motion,...
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Cavendish Square Gardens Set for £42M Redevelopment Westminster's Cavendish Square Gardens are poised for a £42 million redevelopment, following a recent decision by the Westminster City Council Cabinet.
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Greenwich to Decide on New Food Waste Fees Greenwich Council is preparing to introduce new fees for the collection and disposal of food waste from commercial and non-domestic properties across the borough.
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Greenwich Council to Decide on Future of Woolwich Waterfront Leisure Centre Greenwich Council is preparing to make a decision regarding the future of the Woolwich Waterfront Leisure Centre site. The decision is outlined in the Forward Plan presented at...
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Greenwich to Decide on New Coffee Shop for Beresford Square Greenwich Council is preparing to decide on a lease agreement for a new coffee shop in Beresford Square, as part of the Future High Street Fund plan. The decision, scheduled for...
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Redbridge Extends Emergency Duty Team Service with 3-Year Deal Redbridge Council has extended its Emergency Duty Team (EDT) service agreement for another three years, ensuring continued support for vulnerable children and families in the...
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Redbridge Council to Review and Update Infrastructure Levy to Spur Development Redbridge Council is set to review its Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) charging schedule, aiming to stimulate development across the borough by encouraging commercial...
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Redbridge Council to Review and Update Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Charging Schedule and Infrastructure Delivery Plan Redbridge Council is set to expedite development projects by streamlining the decision-making process for Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) relief. The move, approved at a...
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Haringey Council invests £1.7M to refurbish empty homes and increase social housing availability Haringey Council is set to invest £1.7 million in bringing empty homes back into use, addressing structural deficiencies and increasing the availability of social housing in the...
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Haringey Schools Forum Addresses High Absence Rates Compared to London Average; Recommends Continued Support from Education Welfare Service Haringey schools are facing higher absence rates compared to the London average, according to a recent report presented at the Haringey Schools Forum. The Education Welfare...
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Raynes Park Forum to Discuss Council Contact Info & Paperless App Raynes Park residents are invited to an upcoming Community Forum meeting to discuss council contact information and the Modern.gov paperless app. The council hopes the forum...
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Enfield Council Housing Company Saves £16.1M Through Property Purchases Enfield Council's housing company, Housing Gateway Limited (HGL), has saved the council £16.1 million in 2024/25. The savings were achieved through the purchase of 672 homes,...
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Bromley Extends Facilities Management Contract at Civic Centre Bromley Council has extended a key facilities management contract for the Civic Centre at Churchill Court, ensuring the continuity of essential services for the council and its...
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Bromley Awards £20M Parking Contract Renewal with Bexley Bromley Council has awarded a £20 million contract renewal for parking services to Bexley, continuing a shared service collaboration that has been in place since 2013. The...
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Bellegrove Housing Development Approved: 69 New Homes for Bromley Bromley Council has approved the Bellegrove Housing Development, a £29 million project funded by GLA grant and external borrowing, paving the way for 69 new homes in the borough.