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Council crushes first vehicle linked to fly-tipping
Hillingdon Council has crushed the first vehicle linked to illegal dumping in the borough, as it puts its commitment to get tough on fly-tipping into practice.
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Blue badge misuse costs Uxbridge man more than £1,800
A man has been ordered to pay £1,833 after being caught fraudulently using a family member’s Blue Badge to park a company vehicle, following a Hillingdon Council investigation.
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Remembering 60 years of Hillingdon
Visitors can relive six decades of Hillingdon history shared through residents' memories thanks to a new audio and interactive display which opened today (4 September) at Hillingdon Museum and Archives Service in Uxbridge.
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Council honours ‘the 15 nations’ for Battle of Britain anniversary
Residents and visitors are invited to step back in time and experience a unique day of history, heritage and family-friendly entertainment as Hillingdon Council commemorates the 86th anniversary of the Battle of Britain.
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Council Babybox initiative supports families with their newborn
Hillingdon Council is helping eligible families take their first steps into parenthood by providing vital items for their new baby.
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Council opens doors to Hillingdon's fascinating past
Visitors will get an exclusive chance to see some of the borough’s most distinctive heritage sites as Hillingdon Council celebrates the Open House Festival 2026 next month.
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Council helps to deliver new home for Uxbridge Post Office
Two temporary Post Office counters are due to open in the Civic Centre in Uxbridge on Thursday 6 August from 9am, after Hillingdon Council stepped in to ensure the continuation of the vital service following the closure of the High Street branch in May.
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Council challenges Mayor's plan over significant threat to Hillingdon's green belt
Hillingdon Council has announced its opposition to the Mayor of London's draft London Plan, warning that it would place a disproportionate burden on the borough by requiring more green belt development than anywhere else in London while failing to address the uncertainty surrounding Heathrow expansion.
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Council launches survivor-led project to further improve housing services
Hillingdon Council is inviting its tenants and leaseholders who have experienced domestic abuse or violence against women and girls (VAWG) to join a new programme designed to ensure survivors' voices help shape its housing services.
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Council unveils plans for two new care homes and affordable housing
Hillingdon Council has agreed proposals, subject to planning approval, to create two much-needed modern care homes and two new affordable family-sized properties to directly support residents’ needs.
