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City Hall approves plan for 1,500 new homes in Poplar after Tower Hamlets moved to block scheme

Permission has been granted for the construction of over 1,500 homes in east London, overturning the local council's rejection of the plans.
The decision to grant permission was made by Jules Pipe, London's deputy mayor for planning, who stated that the scheme would contribute to the city's housing targets.
The number of homes in the original proposal was slightly reduced due to a new fire safety measure banning buildings taller than 18 meters without a second staircase.

Council sorry for causing mum-of-two's 'prolonged distress' over housing bid delays

Waltham Forest Council failed to address a resident's complaints about housing needs, resulting in significant distress and an investigation by the Housing Ombudsman.

Croydon siblings criticise 'appalling' way dad's rehousing needs were handled

The daughters criticized the council's mismanagement of their father's housing needs, contributing to severe health issues.

City Hall approves plan for 1,500 new homes in Poplar after Tower Hamlets moved to block scheme

Permission has been granted for the construction of over 1,500 homes in east London, overturning the local council's rejection of the plans.
The decision to grant permission was made by Jules Pipe, London's deputy mayor for planning, who stated that the scheme would contribute to the city's housing targets.
The number of homes in the original proposal was slightly reduced due to a new fire safety measure banning buildings taller than 18 meters without a second staircase.

Council sorry for causing mum-of-two's 'prolonged distress' over housing bid delays

Waltham Forest Council failed to address a resident's complaints about housing needs, resulting in significant distress and an investigation by the Housing Ombudsman.

Croydon siblings criticise 'appalling' way dad's rehousing needs were handled

The daughters criticized the council's mismanagement of their father's housing needs, contributing to severe health issues.
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Bexley mother 'burnt out' in fight for son's special educational needs

A mother in southeast London is taking the council to tribunal in order to access a specialist school for her son with special educational needs (SEN).
An increasing number of parents in London are taking councils to tribunal over SEN provision.

UK city's Clean Air Zone nets council more than 26m in first year

Bristol's Clean Air Zone (CAZ) generated over 26 million for the council in its first year.
The CAZ has resulted in air across Bristol being 10% cleaner, with 88% of journeys into the zone made in compliant vehicles.
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