Money
Stories, page 90
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Havering Council Addresses Climate Risk in Pension Investments Havering Council is integrating climate risk considerations into its pension investments, a key focus of the recent Local Pension Board meeting.
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Haringey Residents Face Delays in Receiving Community Equipment Following NRS Healthcare Liquidation Haringey residents may experience delays in receiving essential community equipment following the liquidation of NRS Healthcare, the borough's previous provider. The liquidation...
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Kingston to Retain Committee System Governance Kingston upon Thames will continue to operate under a committee system form of governance, following a decision made at a council meeting on Tuesday, 16 December 2025.
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Haringey Faces £450k Redundancy Costs in Environment Reorganisation Haringey Council is facing redundancy costs of approximately £450,000 as it reorganises its Environment and Residence Experience (ERE) department. The changes, primarily...
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Kingston Council Seeks New Finance Director Kingston Council is seeking a new Director of Finance, with interviews scheduled for shortlisted candidates at the Senior Staff Panel meeting on Tuesday, 16 December 2025....
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Kingston Council to Debate Gambling Reform Support Kingston Council is set to debate a motion supporting national gambling reform and increased protection for residents at its meeting on Tuesday, December 16, 2025. The council...
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Kingston Extends Terms of Independent Audit Members Kingston upon Thames has extended the terms of two independent audit members, Julian Adams and Manpreet Mahal, for a further two years and five months, to 15 October 2028. The...
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Tower Hamlets Council Criticized for 'Optimism Bias' in Self-Assessment by LGA Review Tower Hamlets Council is under increased scrutiny following concerns raised about a potential optimism bias in its self-assessment of progress on key improvement...
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Tower Hamlets Council Faces Criticism for Gender Imbalance in Political Representation Tower Hamlets Council's political representation is falling short of gender balance and inclusivity, despite the establishment of the Women's Commission, according to a recent...
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Hackney Council to Capitalize Interest on Housing Schemes to Ease Financial Pressures Hackney Council is set to capitalise interest on borrowing costs for housing schemes, a move aimed at easing financial pressures on both the Housing Revenue Account and the...
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Hackney Council Approves Green Lanes Road Safety Improvements Hackney Council is set to invest in road safety improvements on Green Lanes, following a recent Cabinet meeting. The £0.141m investment is part of the s106 schemes, with a total...
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Hackney Council to Purchase 174 Homes to Reduce Temporary Accommodation Costs Hackney Council is set to purchase 174 homes to be used as temporary accommodation, a move aimed at reducing costs and improving housing quality for families in need.
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Haringey Council to Debate Housing Budget for 2026/27 Haringey Council is set to debate the Housing Revenue Account (HRA) Business Plan and Budget for 2026/27 at the Housing, Planning and Development Scrutiny Panel meeting on...
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Malden Oaks Funding in Jeopardy: Schools Forum to Vote Kingston upon Thames' Schools Forum is set to vote on the future funding of Malden Oaks, a Pupil Referral Unit (PRU) that provides education for secondary students unable to...
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New Corporate Director of Adults and Health for Newham? Newham Council is a step closer to appointing a new Corporate Director of Adults and Health, following a recent meeting of the Chief Officer Appointments Sub-Committee. The...
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£6.5M Contract Awarded for Amber Court Care Services Newham Council has awarded a £6.5 million contract for care and support services at Amber Court, an extra care scheme in the borough, with the aim of improving or maintaining...
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Tower Hamlets Pension Fund to Take Advice from London CIV; Committee Discusses Investment Objectives and Governance Concerns Tower Hamlets Council's Pension Fund will be required to take primary investment advice from the London Collective Investment Vehicle (CIV) after 31 March 2026, according to a...
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Tower Hamlets Council Postpones Employer Forum to January 2026 Tower Hamlets Council has postponed its Employer Forum, originally scheduled for October 2025, until January 2026. Officers hope that the prospect of employers receiving their...
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Council Tax Support Scheme to Continue in Waltham Forest Waltham Forest Council is set to continue its Council Tax Support (CTS) scheme for the 2026/27 billing year, offering financial assistance to low-income households. The scheme...
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Waltham Forest to Formally Recognise Honorary Alderpeople and Award Councillor Marie Pye Waltham Forest Council is set to formally recognise individuals who have provided exceptional service to the borough as honorary alderpeople. The decision was made at a Council...