Council applies for borough-wide injunction to tackle illegal car meets
Illegal car meets may face greater enforcement in Central London as Westminster City Council applies for a borough-wide injunction. Supported by Kensington and Chelsea…
Council applies for a borough-wide injunction to tackle illegal car meets
Illegal car meets may face greater enforcement in Central London as Westminster City Council applies for a borough-wide injunction. Supported by Kensington and Chelsea…
Mountbatten-Windsor to retain Freedom of City of London
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is to cling on to one of his remaining honours after a review determined it could not be removed. Reports last year…
Plans submitted to redevelop school with 300 new homes
Plans have been submitted to redevelop a West London school by building more than 300 new homes alongside a major refurbishment of the existing…
Westminster looks to buy Lambeth properties to ease temporary accommodation pressures
A Central London council is looking to ease some of its temporary accommodation pressures by purchasing six properties in a different borough the other…
Council hit by cyber attack is investigating a data breach
A council hit by a cyber attack is investigating a data breach after discovering some information has been copied and taken away. Kensington and…
Cycleway funding approval gets mixed response
Work on a new cycleway running through a Central London ward is expected to start next month with a completion date given of February…
Former school site to be turned into homes
An “underused school site” in West Kensington is set to be redeveloped to deliver new homes. Formerly occupied by Fulham Boys School and currently…
Foodbank told to vacate premises fundraising for move
A West London foodbank needs over £19,000 to fix up a new warehouse for the vast amounts of items it hands out to those…
Green light for £400k of environmental projects
A West London council has spent almost £400,000 on environmental projects from bike hangars to wildflower meadows thanks to funds raised via its public…
Primaries could merge due to falling numbers and rising costs
Two Westminster primary schools may be amalgamated as they battle falling pupil rolls and growing financial deficits. Governors at Our Lady of Dolours and…
Just 73.6 per cent of children were offered their first primary preference
One in four pupils due to start primary in Hammersmith and Fulham in September were not offered a place at their preferred school, the…
