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Camden Seeks New Homes & Communities Executive Director Camden Council is seeking a new Executive Director for Homes and Communities to lead its landlord services and champion tenants. The Audit and Corporate Governance (Appointment...
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Waterloo Residents Complain About Motorbike Noise Waterloo residents are increasingly concerned about the persistent noise from motorbikes, particularly during evenings and nights, impacting their quality of life. Councillor...
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Havering to Spend £3M on Play Area Upgrades Havering Council has approved an investment of up to £3 million to upgrade play areas across the borough's parks and open spaces over the next five years. The estimated...
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Myatt's Fields Depot Project Funding Under Review Lambeth Council is reviewing funding for the Myatt's Fields Depot project, raising concerns among local residents who have dedicated significant time and effort to the...
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Lewisham Council Committee to Decide Meeting Start Times Annually Lewisham Council's Governance Committee will decide the start times for its ordinary committee meetings annually, following a recommendation to include this provision in the...
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Lambeth Council Rejects Motion to Oppose Disability Benefit Cuts Lambeth Council is set to debate potential cuts to disability benefit payments, following a motion put forward by the Green Party at a recent council meeting. The Green Party's...
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Lambeth Council to Review Political Group Seat Allocations Lambeth Council is set to review the allocation of seats to political groups on its committees after a proposal to change the seat allocation was rejected, following recent...
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Havering's Carer Support Strains Amid Rising Unpaid Carers Havering faces increasing pressure to support its adult social care services, with the highest rate of unpaid carers in London, according to a report discussed at the Havering...
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Havering's Adult Services Face Restructure Amid Funding Concerns Havering's adult services are set to undergo a restructure amid concerns over funding, as revealed in the latest Cabinet meeting. The council is planning a parallel restructure...
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Lewisham Considers Constitution Changes: Ward Assemblies Axed Lewisham Council is considering significant changes to its constitution, including the removal of Ward Assemblies, following a Governance Committee meeting that was adjourned...
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Hillingdon Council Urges Members to Debate Politely Following Code of Conduct Complaints Hillingdon Council has reminded its members to conduct debates politely and efficiently, following a meeting of the Standards Committee on Monday, 13 October 2025.
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Croydon Council Seeks Director of Assets and Repairs to Oversee Housing and Regulatory Engagement Croydon Council is seeking a new Director of Assets and Repairs to oversee critical housing and maintenance functions, with a salary range of £129,900-135,064, reflecting the...
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Greenwich Invests £2.5M in Culture to Boost Economy Greenwich is set to bolster its cultural scene with a £2.5 million investment, Royal Borough of Greenwich's Cabinet Member Equality, Culture and Communities, Councillor Sandra...
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Greenwich Aims for 4,000 Housing Stock Condition Surveys Yearly Greenwich is ramping up its efforts to assess the condition of its housing stock, aiming to conduct 4,000 surveys annually. This initiative was highlighted during a recent...
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Greenwich to Invest £8M in Road and Pavement Repairs Greenwich is set to significantly improve its roads and pavements with an £8 million investment over the next five years. The funding boost, announced during a recent Greenwich...
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Greenwich to Double Community Safety Enforcement Officers Greenwich is set to significantly bolster its community safety efforts by nearly doubling the number of community safety enforcement officers patrolling town centres and housing...
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Homerton Hospital extends ISS facilities contract to 2026 Homerton Hospital will continue its partnership with ISS for soft facilities management until September 2026, following an extension of the current contract. This decision was...
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Waltham Forest Intensifies Anti-Fraud Efforts: Property Recoveries, Blue Badge Seizures, and Employee Discipline Highlighted Waltham Forest Council is intensifying its fight against fraud, with recent efforts focused on recovering misappropriated properties and cracking down on Blue Badge misuse. The...
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Waltham Forest Council Considers Honorary Alderperson Protocol Waltham Forest Council is developing a new protocol for awarding the title of Honorary Alderperson to former councillors who have provided exceptional service to the borough.
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Waltham Forest Council to Review Councillor Code of Conduct and Procedure Rules Waltham Forest Council is set to review its Councillor Code of Conduct, alongside proposed amendments to the Council Procedure Rules.