Town Hall to sell off two schoolkeepers’ homes to fund decarbonisation work Properties at Queensbridge and Shoreditch Park primaries set to go on the market By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter / 27 Mar 2023
‘Just can’t compete’: Council bosses criticise bidding war for housing after being ‘gazumped’ by the Home Office By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter / 24 Mar 2023
Severe weather protocol kicks in across Hackney – with council opening emergency shelters for people sleeping rough By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter / 9 Mar 2023
‘Unsafe and unacceptable’: Hackney Council takes aim at private landlords who fail to tackle damp and mould with £400k enforcement boost By Hackney Citizen / 7 Mar 2023
‘The inequality is stark’: Councillors to investigate healthcare barriers facing transgender and non-binary people in Hackney By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter / 2 Mar 2023
Hackney Mayor criticises government’s ‘one-off’ funding model as he sets out ‘careful and considered’ budget By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter / 2 Mar 2023
‘Stupid waste of money’: Hackney Council’s £750 grants for coronation parties met with backlash from residents By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter / 28 Feb 2023
‘Always a delight’: Mayor hails borough’s young talent as Music Service Gala returns after two-year break By Hackney Citizen / 17 Feb 2023
Hackney councillors urged to complete mandatory training – with only a few recorded as having brushed up on finance and child safeguarding By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter / 16 Feb 2023
Residents urged to prepare for new voter ID rules being introduced in May By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter / 15 Feb 2023
New owner of Hackney’s second oldest house says her family have been left in ‘nasty limbo’ by council red tape By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter / 10 Feb 2023
Get a glimpse of what the borough was like 300,000 years ago in ‘fascinating’ new exhibition at Hackney Museum By Hackney Citizen / 9 Feb 2023
