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Wandsworth council to review tree watering contract Wandsworth Council is set to review its tree watering contract after concerns were raised about the survival rate of newly planted trees during recent dry spells. Councillor...
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Linford Christie Stadium Renovation Complete The Linford Christie Outdoor Athletics and Sports Stadium has officially completed its extensive capital programme, marking the end of a multi-phase renovation project. The...
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Complaints soar 40% after cyber attack, housing leads Complaints to Kensington and Chelsea Council have soared by 40% in the last year, with housing issues leading the surge. The annual complaints report for 2025/26 reveals a total...
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Kensington and Chelsea Council Faces £4.5m Overspend, Cyber Attack and Service Pressures Cited Kensington and Chelsea Council is facing a £4.5 million overspend in the first quarter of the financial year, with a significant cyber attack in November 2025 being cited as a...
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New £6.7m fund to tackle crisis and build resilience Kensington and Chelsea Council has launched a new £6.7 million fund aimed at tackling financial crises and building long-term resilience among its residents.
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Lewisham council to review parental leave policy Lewisham Council is set to overhaul its parental leave policy, aiming to introduce a minimum of six weeks' fully paid paternity or adoption leave for all eligible parents. This...
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Tower Hamlets Council Approves New Social-Rented Homes at Cressy Place Tower Hamlets Council's Cabinet has approved plans for the development of 31 new council homes at Cressy Place, a decision made at a meeting on Wednesday, September 23, 2026....
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Lewisham opens first council-run children's home Lewisham has opened its first council-run children's home, marking a significant step in the borough's commitment to providing better care for vulnerable children.
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Lewisham launches 'cash-first' fund for residents Lewisham Council has launched a new 'cash-first' approach to financial support for residents facing hardship. The Crisis and Resilience Fund, announced at the Council meeting on...
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London Air Ambulance to lease Town Hall floor for 15 years Tower Hamlets Council has approved a 15-year lease for the sixth floor of its Town Hall to the London Air Ambulance, a move expected to generate significant revenue and address...
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Lambeth Council Faces £9.3 Million Overspend in Q1 Financial Performance Lambeth Council is facing a projected £9.3 million overspend in its first quarter financial performance for 2026/27. This figure, presented to the Cabinet on Wednesday, 23...
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Pension fund investment returns lag benchmarks Pension fund investment returns lag benchmarks despite strong quarterly performance