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Hillingdon's community heroes honoured with awards
The hidden heroes in Hillingdon's communities were celebrated for their outstanding, but often unseen work at a special awards ceremony by Hillingdon Council last night (Tuesday 23 April).
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Grow your own way with Hillingdon Council's horticultural competitions
Gardeners and growers old and new are being encouraged to enter Hillingdon Council's popular plant-growing competitions for 2024.
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Hillingdon ranked first in London for primary school places
Hillingdon Council is the top London local authority this National Offer Day (Tuesday 16 April), with 95.68 per cent of parents in the borough being awarded their first choice primary school place.
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Experimental traffic calming to slow lorries in West Drayton road
Residents in West Drayton are being asked to share their views on experimental traffic calming measures introduced by Hillingdon Council following residents' complaints about persistent dangerous driving.
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Work begins on flagship regeneration programme in Hayes
Hillingdon Council has formally broken ground on its flagship regeneration scheme in Hayes that will deliver hundreds of new homes.
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Trader charged for selling unsafe cosmetics and electricals in Hayes
A Hayes shopkeeper has been prosecuted for selling unsafe goods and putting residents' lives in danger following an investigation by Hillingdon Council's trading standards team.
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Hayes shopkeeper fined for selling illegal tobacco
A Hayes trader has been ordered to pay more than £3,400 for selling fake tobacco following a prosecution brought by Hillingdon Council's trading standards team.
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Automatic recycling bag delivery service re-launches
Hillingdon Council is relaunching its free automatic recycling bag delivery service to make it more efficient and environmentally sustainable.
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Get Happier Outdoors at the Rural Activities Garden Centre
Help to build a bug hotel or take an informative tour of Hillingdon Council's community garden centre as part of a new London-wide festival celebrating health and nature.
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Council approves budget that continues to deliver value for money services
Hillingdon Council approved its annual budget on Thursday 22 February, confirming that investment in services will continue in 2024/25 and setting council tax at one of the lowest levels in outer London.
