Transport
Stories, page 10
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Harrow Council's £656m procurement pipeline revealed Harrow Council's procurement pipeline for the next three years is set to exceed £656 million, with 99 projects planned between April 2026 and March 2029. This significant figure...
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Harrow Council to extend fuel card contract Harrow Council's Cabinet has approved a two-year extension to its fuel card services contract, with an approximate uplift of 10% to the overall contract value, equating to...
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New parking system to bring virtual permits to Harrow Harrow Council is set to introduce a new digital parking permit system that will allow residents to manage their permits virtually, eliminating the need for physical permits to...
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Delivery-only kitchen faces noise and traffic concerns A delivery-only kitchen operating from a basement at 27 Kensington High Street has raised concerns among local residents regarding noise and traffic. The application for a...
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Council faces scrutiny over Best Value Notice progress Newham Council's Overview and Scrutiny Committee has reviewed the proposed scope and terms of reference for a comprehensive borough-wide parking review, aiming to ensure...
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Newham council launches major parking review Newham Council has launched a comprehensive review of its parking services, aiming to ensure the system is fair, transparent, and meets the evolving needs of residents,...
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Camden approves £7m Kilburn roadworks Camden Council's Cabinet has approved a £7 million plan for the third phase of roadworks on Kilburn High Road, a decision made at a meeting on Monday, July 6, 2026.
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Redbridge Residents Benefit from Lowest Parking Permit Charges in London Redbridge residents benefit from the lowest parking permit charges in London, a recent review has revealed.
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Calpa Street closure approved for 99 City Road Islington Council's Planning Committee has approved the closure of sections of Calpa Street to facilitate development at 99 City Road. The decision, made during a meeting on...
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Brent council faces scrutiny over school street PCNs Brent Council is facing scrutiny over the number of Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs) issued under its School Streets schemes, with concerns raised about the clarity of signage and...
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EV Charging Strategy Rollout Under Scrutiny Croydon's strategy for rolling out electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure is facing scrutiny, with councillors requesting an update on its progress. The topic was raised...
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Lewisham Council to Expand On-Street EV Charging Network Lewisham Council is set to expand its network of electric vehicle (EV) charging points across the borough, aiming to make charging more accessible for residents, particularly...