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Council to introduce weekend burial services
Hillingdon Council has announced plans to extend its burial service for all faiths to seven days a week to reflect the requirements of the borough's diverse communities.
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Hayes business fined £12,000 for cockroach and fly infestation
An Indian takeaway has been ordered to pay £12,000 after a Hillingdon Council investigation discovered a cockroach and fly infestation, hygiene failures, dirty and damaged kitchen equipment, expired products and poor food storage posing a significant health risk to customers.
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Hillingdon Council announces new cabinet member for Community and Environment
Leader of Hillingdon Council, Cllr Ian Edwards, has appointed Cllr Wayne Bridges as the council’s new Cabinet Member for Community and Environment.
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Council announces ambitious plans to increase local care provision
Hillingdon Council has announced proposals for an innovative major development project to provide additional dementia nursing care in the borough.
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New measures to tackle anti-social parking in Ruislip High Street
Hillingdon Council has agreed to prevent motorbikes from using pay and display bays in Ruislip High Street to alleviate parking pressures and poor driving caused by fast food delivery drivers and help ensure businesses secure passing trade.
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New play area for Yiewsley
Hillingdon Council has opened a new accessible playground in Yiewsley Recreation Ground, the first project to be delivered as part of a wider development scheme which will provide affordable homes and a new library.
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Hillingdon Council announces changes to Cabinet
Cllr Martin Goddard, Hillingdon Council's Cabinet Member for Finance and Transformation, has confirmed he will not be standing for re-election in May next year, and consequently will be leaving the Cabinet with immediate effect (Wednesday 19 November).
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Council continues its crackdown on fraud
To mark Fraud Awareness Week (16 to 22 November), Hillingdon Council is highlighting its achievements this year in recovering £6.8 million and sharing advice on how residents can support its work.
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Hayes trader receives hefty fine for selling illegal goods
A company, its owner and employee have been ordered to pay more than £12,000 after a Hillingdon Council trading standards investigation uncovered the sale of oversized vapes, illegal tobacco products, and vapes to children.
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Council calls for residents' views on stricter HMO restrictions
Hillingdon Council is encouraging residents, landlords and letting agents to share their views on proposals for a boroughwide Houses in Multiple Occupancy (HMO) additional licensing scheme.
