Hammersmith and Fulham Council
Hammersmith and Fulham Council is expanding its youth employment scheme and making decisions on licensing and housing.
In November 2026, Hammersmith and Fulham Council backed plans to expand its Pathway Bond youth employment scheme, aiming to teach children about careers from age three. The programme, launched in October 2025, will now run from early years to 18, involving play-based learning and parents.
In July 2026, the council's Licensing Sub-Committee decided to reject an application for a new premises licence for Retail 24. In June 2026, the committee approved a Temporary Event Notice for L'Ami Jac and granted variations for Eat Well Naturally. The Housing and Homelessness Policy and Accountability Committee discussed the Housing Strategy 2026-2031 in July 2026.
The Wormwood Scrubs Charitable Trust Committee approved the AEM Masterplan in September 2026. A Licensing Sub-Committee meeting is scheduled for November 2026. Hammersmith and Fulham Council is a local government authority responsible for public services in its borough.
Key facts
- Hammersmith and Fulham Council backed plans in November 2026 to expand its Pathway Bond youth employment scheme to include children from age three. Source
- The next phase of the Pathway Bond will turn it into a careers programme running from early years to 18. Source
- More than 3,000 young people took part in the Pathway Bond in its first year. Source
- The Pathway Bond youth employment scheme was launched in October 2025. Source
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