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Tower Hamlets to Launch Councillor Development Certificate Tower Hamlets Council is set to launch a Councillor Development Certificate as part of its efforts to enhance member training and development. The initiative was discussed at a...
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Westminster Community Homes Misses Customer Satisfaction Target, But Reduces Deficit Westminster Community Homes (WCH) fell short of its customer satisfaction target for the 2024/25 year, according to a report presented at the Shareholder Committee meeting on 17...
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Islington Council Faces £1.5M General Fund and £6.5M Housing Revenue Account Overspends Islington Council Faces £1.5M General Fund Overspend
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Islington Approves Pan-London Sexual Health E-Service Islington Council has approved City of London's London Sexual Health Programme (LSHP) to manage the commissioning and awarding of the pan-London sexual health e-service. The...
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Islington to Procure Ethical Banking Services Islington Council is set to overhaul its banking services with a focus on ethical and sustainable practices. The move comes as the council's current banking contract nears its...
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Islington Adopts North London Joint Waste Strategy Islington Council has formally adopted the North London Joint Waste Strategy (JWS), outlining a 15-year plan for managing waste in collaboration with the North London Waste...
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Waltham Forest Extends Mental Health Services Contract with NELFT Waltham Forest Council is set to extend its contract with North East London Foundation Trust (NELFT) for integrated mental health services, ensuring continued support for...
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Tower Hamlets Considers Stricter Rules for New Councillors Tower Hamlets Council is considering implementing stricter rules and enhanced training for newly elected councillors, aiming to improve their skills and ensure they are...
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Sutton Faces £10.6m Deficit in Special Needs Funding, Implements Management Plan Sutton is grappling with a £10.6m deficit in its Dedicated Schools Grant (DSG) High Needs Block, primarily due to increasing demand for Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs)....
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Sutton Homecare Service Sees Major Improvements Following New Commissioning Strategy Sutton's Homecare service has seen major improvements following the implementation of a new commissioning model, according to a report presented at the People Committee meeting...
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Greenwich Council to Update on Digital Strategy Greenwich Council is set to provide an update on its digital strategy at the upcoming Organisation and Communities Scrutiny Panel meeting on 25 September 2025.
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Greenwich to Review Non-Property Assets Greenwich Council is set to review its non-property assets at the upcoming Organisation and Communities Scrutiny Panel meeting on 25 September 2025.
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Westminster Faces Data Transfer Hurdle After NRS Healthcare Liquidation Westminster City Council is grappling with the fallout from the liquidation of NRS Healthcare, a major provider of community equipment services. The issue, discussed at the...
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Council Grapples with Community Equipment Crisis Kensington and Chelsea Council is addressing challenges in the provision of community equipment services following the liquidation of NRS Healthcare Ltd on 1 August 2025. The...
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Richmond Faces £2.8M Overspend, Driven by Rising Homelessness Costs; Council Launches Transformation Programme and Addresses Funding Review Richmond upon Thames faces a projected £2.8 million overspend, with rising homelessness costs identified as a primary driver. The council is taking action to address the...
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Richmond Council Approves Demolition of Former Clarendon School for Potential Affordable Housing Richmond Council has approved plans to demolish the former Clarendon School site on Hanworth Road in Hampton, paving the way for potential affordable housing development. The...
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Richmond Awarded £7M for Green Projects Richmond upon Thames has been awarded £7 million to fund green projects across the borough, as discussed at a Finance, Policy and Resources Committee meeting on Thursday 25...
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Richmond Explores Accommodation Business Improvement District to Boost Visitor Economy Richmond upon Thames is exploring a business-led approach to bolster its visitor economy with the potential launch of an Accommodation Business Improvement District (ABID). The...
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Redbridge Council to Review Public Health Funding Shortfall Redbridge Council is set to review a shortfall in public health funding, following discussions at the Health Scrutiny Sub-committee meeting on Thursday, 25 September 2025. The...
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Lewisham Pension Fund Value Rises to £1.88 Billion; Continues to Reduce Fossil Fuel Exposure Lewisham's Pension Fund has seen its value rise to £1.88 billion, according to the Pension Fund Draft Annual Report 2024/25 presented at the Pensions Investment Committee...