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Stories, page 41
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Westminster City Council Reprofiles Capital Programme Due to £132.5m Underspend Westminster City Council's capital programme has been significantly reprofiled due to a substantial underspend of £132.5 million in the 2025/26 financial year. The Cabinet met...
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Tenants to Get Final Say on Housing Repairs Lambeth Council tenants and leaseholders will have the final say on whether housing repairs are completed to their satisfaction, following a successful motion passed by the...
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Barking and Dagenham Council Approves Plans for Three New Children's Homes to Reduce Costs and Improve Care Barking and Dagenham Council has approved plans to build three new children's homes, providing 17 new placements, as part of a strategy to reduce reliance on expensive external...
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Barking and Dagenham Council Adopts 'A Better B&D' Transformation Plan Barking and Dagenham Council has officially adopted its A Better B&D transformation plan, a comprehensive strategy designed to reshape council services and improve resident...
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Barking & Dagenham Council Approves New Strategy to Improve Care for Looked-After Children Barking and Dagenham Council's Cabinet has approved a new comprehensive strategy aimed at improving the lives of looked-after children and those at risk of entering care.
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St George's Leisure Centre site to be redeveloped Tower Hamlets Council's Cabinet has approved plans for the redevelopment of the St George's Leisure Centre site, paving the way for the construction of 30 new affordable housing...
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New policies to enforce renters' rights in Tower Hamlets Tower Hamlets Council has approved new policies aimed at strengthening renters' rights across the borough, following the implementation of the Renters' Reform Act 2025.
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Tower Hamlets Council Extends Waste Services Contract with Cory for Two Years Tower Hamlets Council's Cabinet has agreed to extend its waste services contract with Cory for a further two years, with an option for an additional two-year period, ensuring...
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Tower Hamlets to spend £63m on energy supply Tower Hamlets Council has approved plans to spend £63 million on securing the supply of electricity and natural gas for its corporate estate over the next three years, a...
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Cabinet members to commit 3 days a week Cabinet members at Tower Hamlets Council have agreed to a new requirement mandating a minimum commitment of three days per week in their roles, a decision aimed at enhancing...
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New Idea Store and One Stop Shop for Bethnal Green Tower Hamlets Council's Cabinet has approved plans for a new Idea Store and One Stop Shop in Bethnal Green as part of the Mayor's Accelerated Housing Programme (MAHP).
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Islington Council Invests £236m in Housing Amidst Supply Shortages Islington Council has invested £236 million in improving its housing stock, focusing on decent homes, fire safety, and damp and mould remediation. Despite this significant...
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Housing data used to tailor resident services Croydon Council's Housing Directorate is enhancing resident services by improving the collection and utilisation of resident data, a move that is also crucial for demonstrating...
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Croydon Housing Directorate Boosts Workforce Stability Through Recruitment and Professional Development Croydon Council's Housing Assurance Board has noted significant progress in its efforts to enhance workforce stability and professional standards within the Housing Directorate....
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Croydon Housing Services face inspection scrutiny Croydon's Housing Services are under increased scrutiny as they prepare for an upcoming inspection by the Regulator of Social Housing in Q3 of the financial year 2026/2027. The...
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Islington Council Plans 'Top-Heavy' Management Redesign to Streamline Structure Islington Council is undertaking a significant structural review, with plans for a management redesign aimed at streamlining its operations. The proposed changes, discussed at a...
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Islington Council Reports £8.5m Budget Surplus Driven by Investments and Lower Borrowing Costs Islington Council has announced a significant budget surplus of £8.5 million for the 2025-26 financial year, surpassing initial projections.
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Croydon Housing Directorate Sees Significant Drop in Long-Term Sickness Absences Sickness rates within Croydon's Housing Directorate have seen a significant reduction in long-term absences, with the number of employees off sick for over 100 days decreasing...
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Croydon Council's Repairs Blueprint Focuses on Customer Experience and Efficiency Croydon Council's Housing Assurance Board has reviewed a Repairs Blueprint aimed at modernising the service and enhancing the customer experience. The blueprint, developed...
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Croydon Council Housing Directorate Significantly Reduces Complaint Backlog and Improves Maladministration Rates Croydon Council's Housing Directorate has made significant strides in reducing its backlog of housing complaints and improving maladministration rates, according to a report...