Money
Stories, page 129
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Harrow Council opposes Mayor's plan to close police front desk Harrow Council has formally opposed the Mayor of London's plan to close the front desk at Harrow Police Station, the only one remaining in the borough.
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Merton Council Considers Landlord Licensing Scheme to Improve Housing Standards Merton Council is considering the implementation of a landlord licensing scheme as part of a broader effort to improve housing standards and address related issues in the...
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West London Councils and Universities to Deepen Collaboration West London councils and universities are set to deepen their collaboration to benefit communities, businesses, and institutions across the region. The West London Economic...
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Harrow Reopens General Inquiries Phone Line After Closure Harrow Council has announced the reopening of its general inquiries phone line next week, reversing a decision made in 2019 to close the service.
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Harrow Council to Tow Foreign Vehicles Evading Fines Harrow Council will begin towing foreign-registered vehicles belonging to persistent fine evaders in October.
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Harrow Council to Reopen Face-to-Face Contact Point and Restore Services Harrow Council is set to reopen a face-to-face contact point on Gaten Road by the end of the year, offering residents a place to get help without needing an appointment.
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Hillingdon Joins West London Economic Prosperity Board Hillingdon is set to become the newest member of the West London Economic Prosperity Board (WLEPB), pending a final decision by Hillingdon's cabinet scheduled for September...
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West London Orbital Rail Scheme on Track for 2028 Submission The West London Orbital (WLO) rail scheme remains on track for a Transport and Works Act Order submission in 2028, according to an update given at the West London Economic...
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Camden Boosts Customer Service with New Tech, Relational Approach Camden Council is enhancing its customer service operations through new technology and a relationship-focused approach, according to a report presented at the Resources and...
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Tower Hamlets Extends Concierge Service Amid Resident Support Tower Hamlets Council has extended its concierge service for residents in five housing blocks following strong support from residents. The service impacts approximately 346...
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Concierge Service Extension Costs Tower Hamlets £404k Tower Hamlets Council is set to spend £404,000 extending concierge services in five housing blocks. The decision comes after delays in the procurement process for a new...
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Tower Hamlets Appoints Director of Public Protection Tower Hamlets Council has taken a significant step in bolstering public safety by appointing a Director of Public Protection and Integrated Enforcement.
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Greenwich Pension Fund Faces 'Significantly High Risk' from Cybersecurity Threats The Greenwich Pension Fund faces a Significantly High Risk from cyber security threats, according to the latest Pension Fund Risk Register. The Royal Borough of Greenwich...
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H&F to invest £3.2M in AI-powered CCTV to fight crime Hammersmith and Fulham Council is set to invest £3.2 million in CCTV and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to enhance its crime-fighting capabilities.
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Huguenot House Redevelopment Approved Despite Resident Concerns Westminster Council has approved the redevelopment of Huguenot House, despite concerns raised by residents about the impact of the project. The decision was made during a...
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Westminster Extends Leisure Contract with Everyone Active, Addresses Air Conditioning Concerns Westminster Council has extended its leisure contract with Everyone Active, aiming to deliver savings and service improvements through an agency model, and is addressing air...
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Bromley Council's Consultant Spend Reaches £8.3 Million in 2024/25 Bromley Council's spending on consultants reached £8.3 million in the 2024/25 financial year, according to a report reviewed by the Executive, Resources and Contracts Policy...
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Westminster to Reshape Housing Service Amid Homelessness Surge Westminster City Council is set to implement a hybrid delivery model for its Housing Solutions Service (HSS) in April 2026, as the borough grapples with a significant surge in...
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H&F Council to trial drone surveillance for enforcement Hammersmith and Fulham Council is set to trial the use of drones for enforcement and surveillance, pending approval from the Civil Aviation Authority.
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Bromley Council Re-phases £8.6M in Capital Projects to Future Years Bromley Council has re-phased £8.6 million in capital projects to future financial years, following a review of its capital programme. The decision was made public during the...