Opposition parties slam government's 'cruel' welfare cuts Hackney mayor defends Labour, saying she sees ‘strong direction of travel’ in Whitehall policy By Josef Steen, Local Democracy Reporter / 28 Mar 2025
'Full support': Opposition councillors back Town Hall's green jobs drive - but stress need for extra cash By Josef Steen, Local Democracy Reporter / 19 Mar 2025
‘This isn’t austerity’: Hackney mayor defends Labour values in ‘ambitious’ budget By Josef Steen, Local Democracy Reporter / 3 Mar 2025
Hackney Council urges Education Secretary to help with ‘intolerable’ unregistered schools dilemma By Josef Steen, Local Democracy Reporter / 28 Jan 2025
Council under fire for using casual library staff contracts - ‘in tension’ with its own policies By Josef Steen, Local Democracy Reporter / 24 Jan 2025
No savings 'yet' from contentious housing register shake-up, council admits By Josef Steen, Local Democracy Reporter / 6 Dec 2024
'Cost-of-greed crisis': Opposition councillors urge Town Hall to back 'immediate' wealth tax By Josef Steen, Local Democracy Reporter / 4 Dec 2024
'It's going to get better': Hackney mayor sanguine as she marks one year in office By Josef Steen, Local Democracy Reporter / 27 Nov 2024
Hackney Council still has 'no plans' to bring in four-day working week By Josef Steen, Local Democracy Reporter / 13 Nov 2024
Budget shows new government grasps 'key issues', says Hackney mayor By Josef Steen, Local Democracy Reporter / 1 Nov 2024
Labour councillor Sarah Young announced as Hackney’s new transport chief By Josef Steen, Local Democracy Reporter / 2 Oct 2024
DBS checks now compulsory for Hackney’s elected politicians By Josef Steen, Local Democracy Reporter / 19 Sep 2024
