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Company fined for failing to make improvements to listed pub in Harlington
A company has been ordered to pay more than £3,100 after it failed to undertake work to a listed former pub to fix a range of defects and tidy up the site following an investigation by Hillingdon Council’s planning enforcement team.
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Hillingdon Council ward election postponed
The local election for Hillingdon West ward has been deferred following the death of a candidate, Shaun Cooling.
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Council recruits record breaking number of foster carers
Hillingdon Council is celebrating after recruiting 16 new fostering households in 2025/26 – the most ever in a single year.
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Opening date and free activity weekend announced for Hillingdon’s new leisure centre
Hillingdon Council’s Platinum Jubilee Leisure Centre in West Drayton will open to the public on Monday 20 April, with a special free open weekend of fun events and activities planned in May.
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Council's rapid response following fire at Harefield Civic Amenity Site
Hillingdon Council is urging residents to be extra vigilant about what they’re putting out with their recycling and general waste following a fire at Harefield Civic Amenity Site, on Monday 23 March.
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Schools’ road safety schemes impress council judges
Hillingdon Council has collectively awarded eight local primary schools more than £3,500 to carry out road safety initiatives following their successful bids at a 'Dragons' Den' style event on Thursday 19 March.
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Delivering new homes and inclusive school places for Hillingdon residents
Hillingdon Council has marked two construction milestones which will deliver 21 much-needed family sized homes for established residents and 90 vital new school places for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
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Hayes community safety project wins national award
Hillingdon Council is celebrating winning the top prize at the National Crimebeat Awards 2026 for its life-changing ‘Making Hayes Safer’ community safety initiative.
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Council’s Youth Justice Service first to be recognised for supporting autistic people
Hillingdon Council is celebrating after its Youth Justice Service became the first in the country to achieve national recognition by a charity for its work to improve support for autistic people.
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Council completes Stockley Park cycle improvements
Hillingdon Council has finished work to build a new shared use cycle path around the busy Stockley Park roundabout to help facilitate safer sustainable travel to and from the business park.
