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Tell Jane project

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Newham Council's Audit and Governance Committee is reviewing progress on the Tell Jane project, an HR initiative.

Newham Council's Audit and Governance Committee reviewed progress on the Tell Jane project, an initiative within the council's Human Resources department, in November 2025. A report to the committee in November 2025 was due to reference an update on the Tell Jane service and the impact of the Workforce and Culture Board.

The committee, including Councillor Carleene Lee-Phakoe and Councillor Aktharul Alam, discussed the project as part of its review of various crucial updates and risk management. No further meetings are currently scheduled to discuss the Tell Jane project.

Key facts

  1. Newham Council's Audit and Governance Committee reviewed progress on the 'Tell Jane' project in November 2025. Source 1 Source 2
  2. The 'Tell Jane' project is an initiative within Newham Council's Human Resources department. Source
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