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Hackney Pension Fund Undergoes 'Fit for the Future' Reforms with London CIV Oversight Hackney Pension Fund is undergoing significant reforms as a result of the Fit for the Future initiative, which mandates that all Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) assets be...
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Hackney Pension Fund Surpasses Funding Targets, Reaching 138% Level The Hackney Pension Fund has achieved a significant milestone, reaching a funding level of 138%. This robust financial position was highlighted during a Pensions Committee...
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Brent Council Approves £500k Investment for Social Care Staff Retention and Recruitment Brent Council has approved a £500,000 annual investment to retain social care staff, aiming to combat significant recruitment challenges and reduce reliance on expensive agency...
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Brent Council Continues Recruitment and Retention Payments for Social Care Staff Brent Council has approved the continuation of recruitment and retention payments for social care staff, a move aimed at bolstering the workforce and reducing reliance on agency...
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Brent Pension Fund Sub-Committee Membership Changes Announced Changes have been made to the membership of the Brent Pension Fund Sub-Committee, with new Conservative councillors appointed to fill existing positions. The adjustments were...
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Brent Council Extends Senior Roles Contracts Amid Recruitment Efforts Brent Council has approved the extension of fixed-term contracts for two senior roles as part of ongoing recruitment efforts, citing a challenging recruitment market and a high...
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Council approves £30k bus route changes for Heartlands Haringey Council's Cabinet Member for Climate Action, Councillor Gio Iozzi, has approved changes to bus routes serving the new Heartlands development in Wood Green, at a cost of...
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ULEZ revenue transparency and reinvestment demanded Havering Council has passed a motion calling for greater transparency and reinvestment of revenue generated by the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ).
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Hornchurch FC promotion celebrated by council Havering Council has officially congratulated Hornchurch Football Club on their promotion to the National League, celebrating the team's significant achievement.
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Havering Council rescinds Climate Emergency declaration Havering Council has voted to rescind its declaration of a Climate Emergency, a move brought forward by the Reform UK Havering Group. The decision was made during a council...
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Hackney backs £431k scheme to keep boys out of youth justice Hackney Council has approved a £431,000 scheme to provide five places in a supported accommodation project aimed at preventing young boys aged 16 and 17 from entering the youth...
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Hackney Council Approves £24m Investment in Transport for Vulnerable Residents Hackney Council has approved a significant investment of up to £24 million to fund vital transport services for vulnerable residents. This includes children with Special...
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Hackney Council Approves £1.9m Floating Housing Support Service for Vulnerable Residents Hackney Council has approved the procurement of a new floating housing support service, valued at up to £1,932,000 (excluding VAT) over a maximum of seven years, with a planned...
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Hackney awards £1.5m contract for corporate water supply Hackney Council has awarded a £1.5 million contract for its corporate water supply, a decision made during a Hackney Procurement Board meeting on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
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Kensington and Chelsea Council Calls for Increased Police Presence and Reopened Station Counters Residents are demanding a greater police presence on the streets and the reopening of police station front counters as concerns about crime rates persist. A motion brought...
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New Growth Plan to boost Hillingdon's economy Hillingdon Council has officially adopted its first Growth Plan, a strategic framework designed to stimulate economic development and regeneration across the borough over the...
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Council tax hike doubles burden on poorest, Labour claims Labour councillors have claimed that a recent council tax increase will disproportionately burden the poorest residents in Kensington and Chelsea, effectively doubling their...
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Youth Cabinet Lead: Young people can't afford to live in Kensington and Chelsea Young people are increasingly concerned they will be unable to afford to live in Kensington and Chelsea, the borough where they grew up, with worries extending beyond just...
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New contracts for Hillingdon tree maintenance Hillingdon Council's Cabinet has approved new contracts for tree maintenance services across the borough, aiming to enhance the management and upkeep of the council's extensive...
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Ealing Scrutiny Committee reviews 2025-26 annual report and agrees to recommend it Ealing Council's Overview and Scrutiny Committee has reviewed its annual report for 2025-26, detailing a year of collaborative work to challenge decisions and drive service...