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Council's Code of Conduct for Members

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Ealing Council last reviewed its Members' Allowances Scheme, a component of its constitution, in July 2025.

In July 2025, Ealing Council undertook a review of its Members' Allowances Scheme, a key component of the council's constitution. This review aimed to ensure efficiency, transparency, and accountability in the council's operations, according to a story published on 22 July 2025. The scheme details various allowances available to councillors.

The council's code of conduct for members outlines ethical standards and expected behaviour, including guidelines on declaring interests. No further discussions or decisions regarding the code of conduct for members are currently scheduled in the provided material for either Ealing or Tower Hamlets councils.

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  1. Ealing Council undertook a review of its Members' Allowances Scheme in July 2025. Source
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