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Fairer Action Plan and Equalities Annual Report 2025-2026

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Kensington and Chelsea's Fairer Action Plan shows progress in its first year, but significant inequalities persist.

A recent report in September 2026 indicated that Kensington and Chelsea Council's Fairer Action Plan, which aims to address fairness and inclusion, has completed 7.5 of its 18 actions in its first year. The report highlighted achievements including the plan's launch, improved Equality Impact Assessments, and the co-production of a Disabled Residents Forum.

Despite this progress, the report acknowledged that significant inequalities persist across the borough, particularly in health and employment. Substantial headway has been made on the remaining commitments of the plan. No further discussions or decisions on the report are currently scheduled.

Key facts

  1. Kensington and Chelsea Council's Fairer Action Plan completed 7.5 out of 18 actions in its first year. Source
  2. The Fairer Action Plan and Equalities Annual Report 2025-2026 highlighted persistent inequalities in health and employment. Source
  3. Achievements included the launch of the plan and improvements to Equality Impact Assessments. Source
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