Money
Stories, page 161
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Hillingdon to Allocate UK Shared Prosperity Fund Hillingdon Council is set to allocate its UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) grant for 2025/26, focusing on improving pride in place, supporting skills training, and boosting...
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Hillingdon to Expand Specialist Education Provision Hillingdon Council is set to expand specialist education provision for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), following a Cabinet meeting on Thursday...
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West Drayton Garden Centre Facing Closure Due to Losses West Drayton's Rural Activities Garden Centre (RAGC) is facing potential closure by 31 July 2025, due to ongoing financial losses. The Hillingdon Council Cabinet discussed the...
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Haringey's Better Care Fund: £43M to Shift Focus to Prevention Haringey Council is shifting its focus to preventative care with a £43m investment from the Better Care Fund (BCF). The Haringey Health and Wellbeing Board met on Thursday 26...
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Camden Council awards new tree maintenance contract Camden Council has awarded a new tree maintenance contract to Treehab Limited, effective April 2025. The announcement was made during the Hampstead District Management Committee...
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Hampstead tenants seek funds for door entry, wellbeing, bikes Hampstead tenants are seeking funding for several community projects, including improved door entry systems, wellbeing activities, and secure bike storage.
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Hampstead residents could get CCTV to fight ASB Hampstead residents may soon see an increase in CCTV coverage as Camden Council considers a proposal to deploy three new cameras in the district to combat anti-social behaviour...
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Kingston Council Faces Building Safety Fire Risk Assessment Gaps Kingston Council is grappling with gaps in building safety fire risk assessments (FRAs), according to the Annual Internal Audit Report presented at the Audit, Governance and...
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Kingston Council Needs Better Control of Service User Finances Kingston Council needs to improve its oversight of service user finances, according to a new audit report. The Audit, Governance and Standards Committee reviewed the Annual...
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Kingston Council Needs to Improve Health and Safety Compliance Kingston Council faces scrutiny over its health and safety compliance after an Audit, Governance and Standards Committee meeting on Wednesday 25 June 2025, revealed significant...
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Kingston Council Needs Better Oversight of Disabled Facilities Grants Kingston Council's Audit, Governance and Standards Committee has identified a need for improved oversight of Disabled Facilities Grants (DFG) following a recent internal audit....
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Kingston Council Investigates Member Code of Conduct Complaint Kingston Council is investigating a complaint made under the Member Code of Conduct, according to a report presented at the Audit, Governance and Standards Committee meeting on...
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Kingston Council's Treasury Management Report Shows £327M Debt Kingston Council's external debt has reached £327.39 million, according to the Annual Treasury Management Report presented at the Audit, Governance and Standards Committee...
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Kingston's 'Homes for Ukraine' Scheme Had Security Lapses Kingston's 'Homes for Ukraine' scheme experienced security lapses, according to a report presented at the Kingston upon Thames Audit, Governance and Standards Committee meeting...
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Kingston Cemetery Fire Safety Lapses Unresolved Since 2023 Kingston upon Thames' Audit, Governance and Standards Committee heard on Wednesday that fire safety lapses at Kingston Cemetery, initially identified in a September 2023 fire...
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Hillingdon SACRE to Discuss Interfaith Dialogue Event Hillingdon's Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education (SACRE) is set to discuss an Interfaith Dialogue Event planned for January 2026 (HMD+) at its meeting on Wednesday,...
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Haringey Secures £2.9M to Tackle Violence and Boost Safety Haringey has secured £2.9 million in funding to combat violence and enhance community safety over the next four years. The funding, announced at a Community Safety Partnership...
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Haringey Police Perception Improves, Still Below London Average Public perception of the police in Haringey has improved, but remains slightly below the London average, according to a report discussed at the Haringey Community Safety...
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Haringey Crime Down 2%, Still 11th Highest in London Despite a 2% decrease in overall crime, Haringey remains the 11th highest borough in London for crime rates, according to a report discussed at the Haringey Community Safety...
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Council's counter-fraud team recovers nearly £170k Barking and Dagenham Council's counter-fraud team has recovered nearly £170,000 in the past year, according to the Counter Fraud Annual Report 2024/25 presented at the Audit and...