Money
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Sutton Council Faces Rising Demand and Financial Pressures in Adult Social Care Despite 'Good' CQC Rating Sutton Council is intensifying its efforts to meet the growing demand in adult social care, as highlighted in a recent People Committee meeting. The committee received an update...
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Hackney Pension Fund Surplus Grows to £710m Amid Strong Investment Returns Hackney Pension Fund surplus hits £710m as investments strengthen
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Sutton's SEND Services Face Priority Action Sutton's Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) services are set to receive priority action following a critical review by Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
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Kennington Skate Park funding review sparks councillor concern Councillors have expressed significant concern over the funding for Kennington Skate Park, with questions arising about its removal and potential reinstatement. The issue was a...
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Inspiring London Through Culture Fund awards £74k The City of London Corporation's Inspiring London Through Culture (ILTC) Fund has awarded £74,209 to nine cultural projects for the 2025/26 financial year. The fund, which...
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Keats House Policies Reviewed for Museum Accreditation Keats House is undertaking a comprehensive review of its policies to bolster its bid for Museum Accreditation from Arts Council England. The Culture, Heritage and Libraries...
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£3.7m plan to house vulnerable children locally Newham Council has approved a £3.7 million plan to develop two new children's homes locally, aiming to provide crucial support for vulnerable young people with complex mental...
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Newham to open two children's homes for complex needs Newham Council has approved plans to open two new children's homes, providing specialist care for up to eight young people with complex mental health needs.
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Hackney Council Approves Acquisition of 448 Homes for Homeless Accommodation Hackney Council has approved the acquisition of 448 homes to provide temporary accommodation for homeless households, a move expected to improve living conditions and generate...
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Wandsworth Council faces £7.7m transport budget savings target due to funding cuts and London Plan mandates Wandsworth Council is grappling with a significant challenge to its transport budget, facing a target of £7.7 million in savings required by 2027. This financial pressure is...
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New e-bike fair use charter to tackle rider behaviour Wandsworth Council is set to introduce a new e-bike fair use charter aimed at curbing poor rider behaviour and parking issues, following discussions at the Transport Overview...
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Wandsworth Council to Introduce Lane Rental Scheme for Roadworks to Reduce Disruption Wandsworth Council is preparing to introduce a lane rental scheme for roadworks, a move designed to cut down on disruption and boost efficiency. The proposal, which was a key...