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Westminster City Council's fee increases are partly influenced by the Local Government Association's 3.3% pay award.

Westminster City Council's Cabinet approved fee increases in November 2026, many effective from April 2027. These increases, which include a proposed average 5% for City Promotions, Events & Filming, are partly in line with the Local Government Association's 3.3% pay award. The council stated this decision supports cost recovery and aligns services with its policy framework.

Islington Council's Standards Committee is scheduled to consider a proposed Member Development Strategy for 2026-30 and an Annual Report on Member Standards and Conduct for 2025-26 on 11 November 2026. These discussions will focus on enhancing councillor training and reviewing the handling of conduct complaints. The Local Government Association provides model guidance for councils on elected members' use of social media.

The Local Government Association is a national membership body for local authorities in England and Wales. It provides guidance and support to councils, including model guidance for elected members' use of social media. Its role is to represent and support local government across the country.

Key facts

  1. Westminster City Council's fee increases are partly in line with the Local Government Association's 3.3% pay award. Source
  2. Westminster City Council's Cabinet approved fee increases on 2 November 2026. Source
  3. Many of Westminster's approved fee increases are set to take effect from 1 April 2027. Source
  4. Westminster's proposed average fee increase for City Promotions, Events & Filming is 5%. Source
  5. Westminster's fee increases are part of an effort to ensure services align with policy and support cost recovery. Source
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  1. Westminster council to increase fees for public services including parking and burials Westminster City Council's Cabinet has approved a series of fee increases, set to take effect on various dates, with many from 1 April 2027. Westminster 6 November 2026