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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).
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Hillingdon's history on display at new museum
Residents and visitors can delve into local history at Hillingdon Council's Hillingdon Museum and Archives Service, which opened today (Wednesday 17 December) at the Civic Centre, Uxbridge, offering a closer look at rare artefacts and documents from the borough's past.
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Council prosecutes landlords of dangerous, unlicensed HMO
Rogue landlords from Uxbridge have been ordered to pay £7,177 after renting an unlicensed House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) and failing to keep it safe for tenants, following a prosecution by Hillingdon Council.
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Council’s new, green pothole repair machine
Hillingdon Council will be making faster, more efficient, and environmentally friendly road repairs after taking delivery of an innovative new machine.
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Hillingdon introduces enhanced planning controls on HMOs
Hillingdon Council has approved the swift introduction of a boroughwide Article 4 Direction increasing its powers to better monitor and control the impacts of new Houses in Multiple Occupancy (HMO) to help protect communities.
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Landlord fined for extending property without planning permission
A landlord and his company have been ordered to pay £7,589 after a Hillingdon Council investigation found he had extended a three-bedroom property in Uxbridge without planning consent and failed to demolish the structure when instructed.
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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.
