Newham Council are aware and supporting residents with loss of water supply to their properties
Newham Council was made aware that a number of homes in Upton Park E6, were suffering a loss of water supply, at 4pm on Friday 6 November.
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Microsoft Outage - Services affected
Worldwide Microsoft issue affecting council services. Please refer to the number in the event of an emergency.
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Mayor Forhad Hussain welcomes Council decision to approve a Local Plan for growth until 2042
Newham Council has adopted its new Local Plan, setting out plans for around 54,000 new homes, more affordable housing, jobs and sustainable growth across the borough through to 2042.
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Newham Council supports global campaign to tackle domestic abuse and protect survivors
Newham Council is supporting the 16 Days of Activism campaign, raising awareness of domestic abuse and sexual violence and highlighting free support available to residents across the borough.
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Resident Support Update
We are continuing to work closely with Prime Property Management to ensure the safety of all residents.
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Special Delivery! Your Food Waste has a Future as 76k Newham homes receive their weekly recycling service
Following the success of Phase 1, Newham is expanding its weekly food waste recycling service to approximately 76,000 street-level properties across the borough.
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From breakfast in Beckton to brunch in Brussels – Newham welcomes Government investment in Stratford International
Newham welcomes Government investment in Stratford International, with passenger rail services to Europe planned from 2030, bringing new opportunities for jobs, investment, tourism and growth.
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Newham Council Statement on the Evacuation of Residents at Sovereign Tower, Centurion Tower and St Vincent Court, Canning Town
Around 211 households were evacuated from Centurion Tower, St Vincent Court and Sovereign Tower, Canning Town, due to structural safety concerns. Newham Council is providing emergency support.
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2000 Tomorrows: A new approach to supporting young people with complex needs
2000 Tomorrows brings together local authorities, NHS partners and professionals to improve support for young people with complex mental health, behavioural and social care needs.
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Little Ilford Pride in Place holds first meeting to spearhead £20m improvements
Little Ilford’s new Pride in Place board begins planning how to invest £20million over the next decade, with residents helping shape local improvements and regeneration.