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Council to roll out new parking technology to clamp down on irresponsible parking
Hillingdon Council is set to modernise its parking enforcement by leasing a vehicle fitted with Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) to help clamp down on unauthorised parking.
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Council calls for fairer funding to support asylum seekers
Hillingdon Council is campaigning for fairer government funding to address the significant financial pressures it is experiencing due to the high number of asylum seekers it supports as well as the increasing number of Chagossian UK nationals arriving at Heathrow that require public assistance.
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Uxbridge business fined more than £16,000 for filthy kitchen and dangerous food storage and preparation
A fast food restaurant and takeaway has been ordered to pay £16,491 after a Hillingdon Council investigation discovered dirty equipment, broken refrigeration units, and inadequate cleaning and maintenance posing a significant health risk to customers.
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Celebrating National Smile Month in Hayes
Hillingdon Council is inviting residents with babies and young children to attend a series of events in Hayes, promoting good oral health and wellbeing, to celebrate National Smile Month which starts today (Monday 12 May).
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Stamping out tenancy fraud to reclaim homes for those in need
Hillingdon Council is giving tenants who are not entitled to be in one of its homes an opportunity to #DoTheRightThing and return their keys without facing criminal proceedings during its key amnesty from 12 May to 23 June.
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Celebrate borough's 60th at Mayor's picnic
Hillingdon Council's Diamond Jubilee celebrations continue next month with its main event, the Mayor's Picnic in the Park, taking place on Saturday 7 June at Cowley Recreation Ground and everyone is invited.
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Hillingdon Council welcomes new Mayor
The new Mayor of Hillingdon was formally voted in at Hillingdon Council's Annual General Meeting last night (Thursday 8 May).
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Uxbridge restaurant fined more than £40,000 after allergen contamination led to customer being hospitalised
An Indian restaurant and takeaway has been ordered to pay £43,816 after a Hillingdon Council investigation uncovered significant failings in its provision of information and control of allergens following a complaint from a customer who suffered a severe allergic reaction.
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New Uxbridge Library opens at Civic Centre
Hillingdon Council has officially opened its improved Uxbridge Library in the Civic Centre today as part of its strategy of co-locating services to improve access and its ongoing drive to deliver value for money for residents.
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Council appoints operator for new leisure centre
Hillingdon Council's is pleased to announce that its new Platinum Jubilee Leisure Centre in West Drayton will be managed by Greenwich Leisure Limited (GLL), continuing its partnership with the experienced provider while expanding the borough's sports and leisure offer.
