Fairer Action Plan
Kensington and Chelsea Council is assessing progress on its Fairer Action Plan while addressing persistent inequalities in health and employment.
Kensington and Chelsea Council is currently assessing the progress of its Fairer Action Plan, which aims to address fairness and inclusion across the borough. A September 2026 report indicated that 7.5 out of 18 actions were completed in its first year, with significant headway on others. However, the report also highlighted persistent inequalities in health and employment.
Key achievements noted in the Fairer Action Plan and Equalities Annual Report 2025-2026 included improvements to Equality Impact Assessments and the co-production of a Disabled Residents Forum. Despite these advancements, the council acknowledges ongoing challenges in tackling the borough's inequalities, which the plan seeks to address in areas like health, employment, and access to opportunity.
Key facts
- 7.5 out of 18 actions of the Fairer Action Plan were completed in its first year, according to a September 2026 report. Source
- The Fairer Action Plan and Equalities Annual Report 2025-2026 highlighted improvements to Equality Impact Assessments. Source
- The co-production of a Disabled Residents Forum was a key achievement of the Fairer Action Plan. Source
- Persistent inequalities in health and employment were noted in Kensington and Chelsea in September 2026. Source
- The Fairer Action Plan aims to address inequalities in health, employment, and access to opportunity. Source
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