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Council unveils new, state-of-the-art leisure centre
Hillingdon Council marked the formal completion of its new Platinum Jubilee Leisure Centre in West Drayton at a special ceremony on Thursday 5 February.
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Building affordable homes for Hillingdon residents
Hillingdon Council has marked two major housing construction milestones, which combined will deliver 200 high quality homes for established residents of the borough.
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Pub owner ordered to pay £11,500 for ignoring planning notice
The director of a Hayes pub has been ordered to pay more than £11,500 after repeatedly ignoring requests by Hillingdon Council to remove a wooden canopy that had been built alongside the building without planning permission.
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Council secures refund of last year’s Chagossian support costs but future funding unclear
Council secures refund of last year’s Chagossian support costs but future funding unclear
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Get your blood pressure checked this Heart Month
Hillingdon Council and The Confederation, Hillingdon CIC are working in partnership to host a series of events next month to promote heart health and encourage residents to get their blood pressure checked.
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Visit the borough’s Warm Welcome Centres
Hillingdon Council, in partnership with a range of community organisations, is once again providing a network of warm and welcoming venues for residents to visit for a free hot drink and some company during the colder winter days.
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Council pilots mobile waste collections
Hillingdon Council is trialling a new ‘Pop-Up Waste Drop’ collection service, making it easier for residents to dispose of unwanted and bulky items for free in their local area.
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Hillingdon Council’s budget proposals announced
Budget plans for 2026/27 were outlined by Hillingdon Council’s Cabinet last night (Tuesday 23 December) which focus on delivering value for money and sustainability while keeping council tax low for residents.
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Fraudulent use of certification logo costs Uxbridge business £4,000
A construction company and its director have been ordered to pay more than £4,000 after displaying signs that falsely implied the business was part of a national accreditation scheme for competence in electrical work, following an investigation by Hillingdon Council.
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Heathrow taxi driver to pay more than £650 for breaching PSPO
Hillingdon Council has prosecuted a Transport for London taxi driver for contravening a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) and not paying a Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN).
