by Sarah Mayne | Sep 24, 2026 | Council, News, Planning
Residents and community groups in Kensington and Chelsea can now apply for Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy (NCIL) funding throughout the year, following changes to the Council’s application process. The change sees funding decisions made every six months,...
by India Stronach | Sep 21, 2026 | Council, News
Tempers were frayed during a tense community meeting at Ashburnham Primary School last Thursday (17th September) during discussions with residents and councillors over a proposed £8 million replacement of Cremorne Estate’s heating system. The meeting was chaired by...
by John Cookson and Rob McGibbon | Sep 18, 2026 | Business, Council, News
Human rights campaigner Bianca Jagger has called on Kensington and Chelsea Council to use every power available to stop a 24-hour gambling centre opening opposite Earl’s Court Tube station — declaring: “Enough is enough.” Looking striking in a black designer suit,...
by John Cookson | Sep 3, 2026 | Council, News
Kensington and Chelsea Council is calling on residents to join a borough-wide fightback against government funding reforms which it says will cost the town hall more than £100 million. Council leader Elizabeth Campbell has urged residents’ associations and the people...
by John Cookson | Aug 19, 2026 | Council, Politics
Wandsworth residents could be hit with what Labour claims would be Britain’s biggest-ever council tax rise, with bills potentially soaring by as much as 160% as the borough battles a deepening financial crisis. The Conservative-run council, which Labour lost control...
by Olivia Blackman and Rob McGibbon | Aug 8, 2026 | Council, News
RBKC Leader Elizabeth Campbell has come out fighting again to stop the Government from implementing its dreaded “mansion tax” in 2028. Cllr Campbell has ramped up her campaigning efforts by creating a powerful cross-party group of councils – duly dubbed...
