Approval to buy a 200ft hydraulic rescue platform tall enough to reach the upper floors of tower blocks and skyscrapers has been agreed by Tower Hamlets Council. All political groups voted unanimously at the July 21 council meeting to pick up the... Read more »
A Walthamstow mum has been told she has to accept an offer of a council house 150 miles away from her East London family or be put at risk of homelessness. Nadia... Read more »
Some diesel drivers using short-stay parking in Lewisham will have to pay nearly three times more from October in a bid to tackle the climate crisis. Lewisham charges all drivers £2 per... Read more »
Business owners in an industrial street fear the council’s plan to remove parking due to “constant abuse” threatens their livelihoods. Midland Road in Leyton runs alongside the London Overground railway line and... Read more »
Croydon Council has scrapped plans to charge locals more than £200 for children to play safely in the street. Play Streets were first trialled in Croydon in 2015 and sees roads closed... Read more »
A group of travellers have arrange camp on a inexperienced close to Kew Gardens and are mentioned to be refusing to go away. The members of the touring neighborhood, who’ve round 12... Read more »
Residents have expressed their reduction on social media after Hackney Council promised to safeguard Dalston’s Ridley Road Market as a part of the Dalston Conversation. The Council Cabinet accepted plan comes after... Read more »
Plans to rework the famous Heaps Rice Mill in Liverpool are at a standstill, with the town council now contemplating taking motion against the famous site’s owner, BusinessStay can reveal. London-based Quarryman... Read more »
NOT-SO-SPECIAL ELECTION SPECIAL: The poisonous legacy of Tony Newman and his cabal on the Town Hall could see the ex-leader’s former occasion worn out if this week’s by-election outcomes are repeated in... Read more »