Newham Council approves appointment of new permanent Chief Executive
Newham Council has formally appointed Maria G. Christofi as new permanent Chief Executive after a unanimous vote by members.
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Mayor of Newham Statement regarding Stratford Circus arts centre
Mayor Rokhsana Fiaz has today issued a response to misleading claims of closure of the Stratford Circus building being made by Stratford Arts Trust and reported by some media. This is a building which is owned by the Council and currently occupied by the Trust.
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Statement about Coronavirus (Covid-19) from Mayor Rokhsana Fiaz 17 March 2020
Dear Newham Resident,
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Statement about Coronavirus (Covid-19) from Mayor Rokhsana Fiaz
Dear Newham Resident,
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Newham is awarded £2m to improve Queens Market
Newham Council has secured £2million of grant funding from the Mayor of London’s Good Growth Fund which will support the development and delivery of four projects centred around Queens Market in Upton Park that have been developed with traders, residents and businesses.
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Deputy Mayor of London visits Newham nursery
London Deputy Mayor for Education and Childcare Joanne McCartney visited children and staff at the Kool Kidze St. Barnabas Preschool in Manor Park this week, to highlight the vital network of support it provides to families and schools.
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Budget is agreed that will make people's lives better
Mayor Rokhsana Fiaz and Newham Council have agreed a three year Budget to help make residents’ lives better by addressing poverty, keeping young people safe, building much needed homes and tackling the worst levels of air pollution in the country.
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Mayor offers condolences after death of teenager in Beckton
Mayor Rokhsana Fiaz today offered her condolences to the family and friends of a 16-year-old boy who was found dead in Beckton on Tuesday.
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Almost 90 per cent of pupils in Newham get preference of top three secondary schools
Almost 90 per cent of all pupils in Newham have been offered one of their first three preferred secondary schools on National Offer Day (2 March).
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Chelmsford man pays price for assault on Newham Council officer
A man from Chelmsford in Essex has been hit with a 100-hour community service order after admitting to the racial assault of a Newham Council enforcement officer.
