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Wandsworth Council to Lease 186 New Temporary Accommodation Units in Tooting Broadway Wandsworth Council is set to lease 186 new temporary accommodation units in the Tooting Broadway ward, a move aimed at providing stable housing for homeless families and...
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Wandsworth Approves Direct Award for Mental Health Support Wandsworth Council has approved a direct award contract to Hestia for accommodation-based services for adults with mental health support needs, ensuring continuity of care for...
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Wandsworth Council Unveils New Equality Objectives for 2025-2029 Wandsworth Council is setting a course for a more equitable future with the unveiling of its equality objectives for 2025-2029, approved at a Cabinet meeting on Monday, 14 July...
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Wandsworth Extends Library Contract with Greenwich Leisure Ltd Wandsworth Council has extended its library services contract with Greenwich Leisure Ltd (GLL) for an additional two years, ensuring continuity of service until March 2028. The...
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Wandsworth Secures £4.7M for Decarbonisation Projects Wandsworth is set to advance its commitment to environmental sustainability after securing £4.7 million in funding for decarbonisation projects. This funding is a key component...
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Wandsworth Council to Purchase iPads for Mould Removal Team Wandsworth Council is set to equip its mould removal team with 60 iPads to improve their efficiency and response times, as part of a wider strategy to tackle damp and mould in...
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Greenwich Council Faces £10.4M Savings Shortfall in 2024/25 Greenwich Council is facing a £10.4 million shortfall in its savings programme for the 2024/25 financial year, contributing to a £0.2 million General Fund overspend, according...
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Greenwich Council's Library & Leisure Review Delayed Amid Savings Programme Challenges Greenwich Council is reviewing its library and leisure services as part of a wider savings programme aimed at achieving £33.7 million in savings for 2024/25, but changes to VAT...
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Westminster Council Aims for Zero Waste by 2040 Westminster City Council is aiming to achieve zero waste by 2040, setting a bold environmental target for the coming years.
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Westminster Council to Prioritise Pedestrians in New Transport Plan Westminster City Council is preparing for a new era of waste management, with plans to prioritise pedestrians and boost recycling rates through its upcoming Waste and Cleansing...
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Bromley Primary Schools See Rise in Revenue Balances Bromley's primary schools have seen an increase in revenue balances, according to a report considered at the Schools Forum meeting on Thursday, 10 July 2025.
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Bromley Schools Forum Proposes Changes to Membership Rules Bromley's Schools Forum is considering changes to its membership rules to address recruitment challenges and ensure broader representation. The proposed changes aim to address...
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Barking and Dagenham Council to Develop Community-Led Neighbourhood Plan Barking and Dagenham Council is set to embark on a new community-led neighbourhood plan, aiming to address key local issues and foster a stronger sense of community. The plan...
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Barking & Dagenham Responds to Austerity with Community-Led Initiatives and Strategic Planning Barking & Dagenham is navigating the challenges of austerity with a focus on community-led initiatives and strategic financial planning, according to recent reports discussed at...
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Council to Build Specialist Children's Homes Locally Barking and Dagenham Council has approved a plan to construct specialist children's homes within the borough, aiming to provide better care for young people with complex needs....
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Bromley Schools Face £7.3M Overspend, SEN Costs a Key Driver Bromley schools are facing a significant financial challenge, with a projected £7.3 million overspend, primarily driven by the rising costs of special educational needs (SEN)....
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Barking & Dagenham to Consult on New 'Our B&D' Vision to Address Post-Brexit, Pandemic, and Cost of Living Challenges Barking & Dagenham Council is set to consult with residents on a new vision for the borough, dubbed 'Our B&D', aiming to address the evolving needs of the community in the wake...
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Barnet Council to Review Capita Contract Barnet Council is undertaking a review of its contract with Capita, a major outsourcing company, to assess the effectiveness and value for money of the services provided. The...
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Barnet Council to Consider Selling Church Farmhouse Museum Barnet Council is considering the proposed sale of the Church Farmhouse Museum, according to the Cabinet Forward Plan. The potential sale is one of many key decisions the...
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Barnet Council to decide on Great North Leisure Park and Finchley Lido Leisure Centre future Barnet Council is considering options for the future of the Great North Leisure Park (GNLP) and Finchley Lido Leisure Centre. The specific options under consideration have not...