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Council revokes Uxbridge venue’s wedding licence to stop disruption
Hillingdon Council has withdrawn Abshar Grand Suites’ right to host marriages and civil partnership ceremonies at Hillingdon House after repeated events caused significant nuisance for nearby residents.
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Residents encouraged to help shape council's Local Plan
Hillingdon Council has launched a consultation, under the government’s revised planning process, as the first stage towards preparing its new Local Plan.
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Reading challenge continues council’s summer of fun
A music-themed initiative encouraging children to read during the school holidays is the next event in Hillingdon Council's stellar line-up of activities and events for families this summer.
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Rogue traders ordered to pay thousands in compensation
Two roofers who charged a customer more than double the amount originally agreed and left the job unfinished have been ordered to pay £26,400 compensation, following an investigation by Hillingdon Council's Trading Standards team.
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New family hub expands vital council support
Hillingdon Council has celebrated the opening of its new family hub in West Drayton, bringing together a range of support services for children, young people and families in one accessible location.
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Council expands household waste services
Hillingdon Council is delighted to announce new arrangements giving residents more choices and making it easier to dispose of household waste with access to a new recycling centre and the continuation of its popular Pop-Up Waste Drop service.
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Mayor’s picnic brings summer fun to West Drayton
Families are being invited to join Hillingdon Council’s free afternoon of fun activities and entertainment at its Mayor's Picnic in the Park on Saturday 11 July, from midday until 5pm.
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Council upgrades to civic amenity access to drive wider improvements
Work to enhance accessibility to Hillingdon Council’s Harefield Civic Amenity Site is set to begin this autumn, paving the way for future upgrades that will improve residents’ experience.
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Stolen Blue Badge misuse costs West Drayton man £1,500
A father has been ordered to pay more than £1,500 after being caught using a stolen Blue Badge in Hillingdon.
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Festival of crime literature returns with bestselling authors
Hillingdon Council's crime-writing festival is back for 2026 with its biggest line-up yet, as more than 15 bestselling authors take to the stage at the Winston Churchill Theatre on Saturday 13 June.
