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Eastcote school wins council's cable challenge
Newnham Junior School in Eastcote has won Hillingdon Council's Cable Challenge by recycling more than 88kg of unwanted electrical cables as the council continues to raise awareness of the importance of reducing contamination in recycling and reusing materials.
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Work begins on new homes and library in Yiewsley
Hillingdon Council marked the start of the first phase of construction on its Yiewsley redevelopment project, which will create 95 affordable homes, with a groundbreaking ceremony yesterday (Tuesday 1 April).
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First foster carers approved since launch of new offer
Hillingdon Council is celebrating the successful recruitment of five foster carers following the launch of its campaign last year with an unrivalled payments and benefits package.
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Engineering work drives new West Drayton leisure centre closer to completion
The construction of Hillingdon Council's new Platinum Jubilee Leisure Centre is advancing at pace with key recent works including the tiling of swimming pools and mechanical and electrical engineering fitout.
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Hayes fire update
Hillingdon Council teams came together to take quick action to support residents following a significant fire at the electrical substation in Nestles Avenue, Hayes on Friday 21 March.
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London-wide increase of fines for illegal parking
Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs) for parking and traffic breaches will increase in Hillingdon and all other London boroughs from Monday 7 April to ensure they remain effective deterrents and incentivise motorists to park and drive safely.
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Hayes fire: What we did to help
Hillingdon Council is working closely with partners to respond to a significant fire that started last night (Thursday 20 March) at an electrical substation in Nestles Avenue, Hayes.
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New Uxbridge Library to open in Civic Centre next month
Hillingdon Council's enhanced Uxbridge Library is just four weeks away from opening to residents in its new home at the Civic Centre, as the authority continues its drive to deliver value for money for residents by co-locating services.
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Council plans celebrations for Diamond Jubilee
Hillingdon Council is inviting residents to join the celebrations as it marks the 60th anniversary of the borough's formation with a range of family-friendly events and activities.
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Council to adopt AI to enhance resident services
Hillingdon Council has partnered with ICS.AI to deliver a £1 million initiative to deploy Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to transform resident contact and service efficiency as part of its Digital Strategy.
