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K&C Council Reschedules Annual Meeting Due to Elections Kensington and Chelsea Council has announced a rescheduling of its annual meeting to Wednesday, 27 May 2026, due to the upcoming local elections in May 2026.
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K&C Council to Streamline Treasury Management Kensington and Chelsea Council is set to streamline its treasury management strategy following a meeting of the Administration Committee on Thursday, 11 September 2025. The...
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K&C Council to Revamp Meeting Question Time Kensington and Chelsea Council is set to revamp its meeting question time following a meeting of the Administration Committee on Thursday, 11 September 2025, as detailed in the...
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K&C Council to Clear Undebated Motions After Elections Following local elections, Kensington and Chelsea Council is set to clear any motions that have been published on the Full Council agenda but not debated. The decision,...
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Central Hounslow Residents to Quiz Council at Open Forum Residents of Central Hounslow will have the opportunity to directly address the council at an open forum scheduled for 11 September 2025. The forum is part of the Central...
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Hillingdon Faces Urgent Call for Financial Investigation Hillingdon Council is facing an urgent call for a formal financial investigation following a damning report from external auditors Ernst & Young (EY). The call comes amid...
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Hillingdon Council Faces £65M+ Deficit, Highest in London Hillingdon Council is grappling with a severe financial crisis, facing a deficit of £65.71 million, the highest among all London boroughs, according to discussions at a council...
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Hillingdon Council questioned over Rural Activities Garden Centre Hillingdon Council is facing scrutiny over the future of the Rural Activities Garden Centre (RAGC) after questions were raised about its potential sale and the handling of its...
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Hillingdon Council Addresses Fire Safety Concerns at Union Park Hillingdon Council is addressing fire safety concerns at the Union Park Estate on Packet Boat Lane in Cowley, following a fire risk assessment that identified urgent building...
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Hillingdon Council to Debate Street Cleanliness Decline Hillingdon residents have observed a decline in street cleanliness this year, sparking debate at the Hillingdon Council meeting on 11 September 2025.
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Hillingdon Council to Consider Adult Gaming Centre Regulations Hillingdon Council is set to consider regulations for adult gaming centres, following concerns about their disproportionate location in deprived areas and the limited powers...
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Hillingdon Council to Review Garden Waste Collection Errors Hillingdon Council is reviewing its garden waste collection service after reports of errors, including collections from homes that have not paid for the service. The review...
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Hillingdon Council to Appoint New Chief Financial Officer Hillingdon Council is set to appoint Stephen Muldoon as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO), also known as the Section 151 officer, at a council meeting scheduled for 11...
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Hackney Pension Board Enhances Risk Management Role and Updates Terms of Reference Hackney Council's Pensions Board has updated its Terms of Reference to include a greater focus on risk management and ensure members possess the necessary knowledge and skills....
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Bromley to Increase Food Hygiene Inspections by 24% in 2025-26 Bromley Council is set to significantly increase its commitment to food safety, with a 24% rise in food hygiene inspections planned for the 2025-26 period.
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Bromley Faces Rising Coroner Service Costs, Cites Increased Demand Bromley Council is facing increased costs for its coroner service due to rising demand, inflationary pressures, and the need for updated facilities. These inflationary...
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Westminster Reviews Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy Westminster City Council has reviewed its strategy for tackling homelessness and rough sleeping, a key priority for the council. The Housing and Regeneration Policy and Scrutiny...
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Westminster Council Addresses School Place Planning and Primary School Capacity Westminster City Council is addressing the critical issue of school place planning, with a focus on primary school surplus capacity, as discussed at a recent Council meeting.
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Islington Pension Auto-Enrolment Opt-Out Rate Exceeds 10% Islington Council has seen its pension auto-enrolment opt-out rate exceed 10% between May and July 2025, according to a recent report presented to the Islington Council Pensions...
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Recycling bins to be rolled out in 2027/28 Redbridge residents can expect to receive new wheeled recycling bins starting in 2027/28, aligning with the commencement of the new East London Waste Authority (ELWA) disposal...