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Council to Repair Pembroke Road Depot, Aims for 2027 Reopening Kensington and Chelsea Council has approved repairs to the Pembroke Road North Depot, with a target reopening date of June 2027, following a decision made at the Leadership Team...
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Lots Road Open Space Construction Set for February 2026 Construction of a new open space at Lots Road in Kensington and Chelsea is set to begin in February 2026, with the park expected to open in early summer of the same year.
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Kensington and Chelsea Council Faces £82.7M Budget Cut Due to Government Funding Reforms Kensington and Chelsea Council is facing a significant financial challenge as changes to local government funding are set to reduce its budget by £82.7 million (40%) between...
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Council Considers Cuts to Council Tax Support for Working Residents Kensington and Chelsea Council is considering potential cuts to its Council Tax Reduction Scheme (CTRS) for working residents, a move that could affect thousands of households....
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Enfield Pension Fund Considers £14.9M Private Equity Investment Enfield Council's Pension Policy & Investment Committee (PPIC) is considering a £14.9 million commitment to private equity, as part of a wider review of the fund's asset...
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Ealing Upgrades Housing Infrastructure with New Contracts Ealing Council is set to upgrade its housing infrastructure, focusing on buildings constructed in the 1960s, following the approval of new contracts at a Cabinet meeting on...
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Haringey invests £2.7M in short breaks for disabled children Haringey Council is set to invest an estimated £2.7 million in short breaks services for disabled children and young people, aiming to enhance support for carers and provide...
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Ealing Extends Rough Sleeping Services with St Mungo's Ealing Council is extending its rough sleeping services through an interim contract with St Mungo's, ensuring continuity of support for vulnerable individuals in the borough....
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Ealing Secures Temporary Housing in Acton Ealing Council has secured a 10-year lease for temporary accommodation at 61-63 Churchfield Road, Acton, London, W3 6AY, aimed at providing housing for homeless households. The...
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Southwark Invests £250M in Fire Safety and Housing Improvements Following Grenfell Scrutiny Southwark Council is set to invest £250 million in fire safety and housing improvements over the next three years, aiming to bring all council homes up to modern safety and...
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Hounslow Council Approves £690k for Inflation Relief Hounslow Council has approved the allocation of £690,791 from its corporate inflation provision to service budgets for the 2024/25 financial year. This allocation, representing...
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Bromley Economic Partnership Discusses Business Accelerator Programme and Other Economic Initiatives Bromley's business community is poised to benefit from the Bromley Accelerator Programme, a business support initiative run by Bromley Council. Anthony Crowther, from...
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Islington Council Seeks New Education Director: £120k-£135k Salary Islington Council is seeking a new Director of Education and Achievement, offering a salary between £120,456 and £135,958. The successful candidate will play a key role in...
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Hounslow Highways to Update on Pothole Repairs and Road Maintenance at Area Forum Meeting Hounslow Highways will provide an update on pothole repairs and road maintenance strategies at the upcoming Hounslow South, Isleworth and Osterley & Spring Grove Area Forum...
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Sutton Housing Partnership Increases Budget to Combat Damp and Mould, Improves Customer Service Sutton Housing Partnership (SHP) is significantly increasing its investment in tackling damp and mould issues, with the Housing, Economy & Business Committee approving an annual...
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Southwark Council to Consult on Changes to Student Housing Levy Southwark Council has approved the launch of a public consultation on proposed changes to the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) for student housing, following a Cabinet...
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Kingston Council to Review Investment Policy Kingston Council is set to review its Responsible Investment Policy following a motion put forward at the council meeting on 14 October 2025. The review aims to strengthen the...
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Kingston Council Opposes Government's Plan to End Committee System Kingston Council has voiced its opposition to the government's plans to abolish the committee system and mandate a Strong Leader and Cabinet model for local governance. The...
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Councillor Apologises for Code of Conduct Breach Kingston upon Thames Councillor Kamala Kugan has apologised for breaching the Members Code of Conduct, following a determination by the Standards Sub-committee. The apology...
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Council Discusses Dismissal Appeal Behind Closed Doors Barking and Dagenham Council's Personnel Board convened on Tuesday, 14 October 2025, to address an appeal against dismissal. The meeting, held at the Town Hall in Barking, also...