Stoke Newington traders slam Town Hall red tape
The reality of a bungling bureaucracy belies the council’s claim to be the friend of local business
The reality of a bungling bureaucracy belies the council’s claim to be the friend of local business
All the animals need an environment appropriate to their needs and welfare – which means they should be re-homed somewhere else
More measures are being put in place to increase cyclist safety around heavy goods vehicles
Hackney councillors are accused of taking the easy option and making life harder for residents
Spending plans for the year were approved by councillors last night as campaigners slammed the government-imposed cuts
The Town Hall is setting its finances for the coming year in the face of calls to reject government-enforced reductions
Local traders say the council’s demand for shop front trading licence fees will make providing outdoor seating for their customers unaffordable
Residents are being asked about what improvements they want to see to the borough’s transport system
5.30pm Wednesday 2 March 2011, outside Hackney Town Hall
Whilst council estates in some other boroughs enjoy free internet access, here they are not yet benefiting from such innovative broadband schemes
Hundreds demonstrated on Saturday over government’s decision to reduce the grant it provides to local councils
Pressure mounts on Hackney Council to re-home the herd
Whilst recycling rates on council estates is improving, local environmental campaigners are concerned about the Town Hall’s proposal to move to a ‘commingled’ system
Councillors are warned that the borough’s Citizens Advice Bureau and Community Law Centre will be hit hard by government proposals to reduce funding
Locals have expressed concern about the lack of information available on a controversial proposal to ‘plonk a school in the middle of a park’
Friends of the Earth is pressing the ‘greenest government ever’ to support carbon budgets for Hackney and other local councils