Abuse victim paid £250 by council due to poor communications over her housing

Over 1,000 people have so far signed our petition asking Hounslow Council to cancel Loretta’s fine. What do you say @LBofHounslow? https://t.co/W278X2dXIl

The leader of Camden Council has released a statement following the conviction of a nursery worker for sex offences in the borough

Absolute bombshell investigation by @myldn Court and Crime Reporter, Callum Cuddeford, that’s exposed the lies of a builder who ran off with thousands of pounds while leaving someone’s home exposed to the elements https://t.co/ff3qDgviP4

Carnaby Street is getting a makeover. I asked businesses what they think of the plans and they all said the same thing: whatever happens, please build a functioning public toilet! @CityWestminster @VoteTimBarnes @CllrPLilley

Tributes have been paid to former H&F Mayor and councillor Patricia Quigley, who resigned from the local authority last month. Leader Stephen Cowan told the LDRS Ms Quigley made an “unforgettable impact” as a councillor for Hammersmith Broadway.

The City of London and Smithfield and Billingsgate traders reveal the markets could move to a potential new home in the Royal Docks in Newham. Confirms our reporting from October that a 'preferred location' in East London had been identified -

City of London on track to miss 2030 target for road deaths and serious injuries

A South Londoner is being taken to court by her landlord - a homelessness charity - over alleged rent arrears after she was initially served a Section 21 'no-fault' eviction notice.

Want to know what last week's cyber attack on three London councils means for residents and services? If so, read my latest guide to get the latest update @CityWestminster @RBKC @LBHF

Inspectors praise services for City of London children with SEND in report

I've since been told the later implementation is due to signage installation delays and technical issues relating to the cyber attack on Kensington and Chelsea last week.

A look into the extent to which the City of London is excluding the public from meetings to discuss reports in private. While often warranted given the City's unique range of roles one member has claimed the authority has a 'culture of non-transparency'.

Update on this - The extended Zone D restrictions in H&F are now to be rolled out next Monday (December 8) rather than today. Council has offered a meeting with The Bhavan though I understand the new controls are to be introduced as planned, just a week later.

Indian music centre in West London 'under threat' as last-ditch attempt to stop parking changes fails

HMP Wandsworth staff's CPR on dying man was poor quality and should have been done earlier https://t.co/ZZG8pKaR9Z

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Latest update on the cyber attack from earlier this week which impacted several London councils

A car belonging to another Hounslow councillor has been seen parked in a disabled bay without a blue badge. This was days after her colleague apologised for doing the same. This is the same council chasing a single mum for £1k for fly-tipping an envelope https://t.co/MsUN6VGZoC

At the end of a marathon planning meeting last night Hammersmith and Fulham councillors approved the Earl's Court application. A second proposal is with RBKC, for which a decision is expected next month.