Mayor of Newham Statement - Jacobs House
Following the tragic death of 5-year old Aalim Makail Jibril
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Boleyn Ward by-election ward results announced
Moniba Khan (Labour) has been elected as a councillor in the Boleyn ward by-election held on Thursday 1 November 2018 after the resignation of Veronica Oakeshott.
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Mayor of Newham calls on Government to do more to help councils ahead of publication of ambitious housing delivery plan
The Mayor of Newham has challenged the government to take more radical steps to address the housing crisis.
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Newham Council sets its plans to rebuild a partnership with the borough's schools
At a meeting of Newham’s Full Council this week (Monday 29 October), members outlined their commitment to working with all of Newham’s schools.
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Newham welcomes 2022 Commonwealth Games to the Lee Valley VeloPark
Global sport stars will return to Newham as the borough helps to host the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
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Joint statement on end to threat of industrial action
Newham Council and the Unite trade union are pleased to announce that an agreement has been reached.
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Mayor of Newham’s ambitious plans to build more than 1,000 new council homes on track following cash injection of £107 million
The Mayor of Newham’s promise to deliver more than 1,000 new council homes is already on track following a grant of £107 million from the Mayor of London.
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Message from Mayor Rokhsana Fiaz about Serious Case Review
On Friday the Serious Case Review into the death of Corey Junior Davis was published.
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Transformation of Stratford continues as whole gyratory switches to two way traffic
The switch over to two way traffic through Stratford town centre will be completed next week as Great Eastern Road and The Grove opens up to traffic in both directions.
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A greener transport link makes Newham pupils "wheelie" happy
Children from Gainsborough Primary School in West Ham took to two wheels to celebrate the opening of Quietway 22 – one of the specially designed pathways developed across London.
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Newham Council to consider raising Council Tax to improve service delivery for residents
At a meeting of Newham Council’s Cabinet on Monday, 15 October, members agreed to consider a two per cent increase in Council Tax and may implement a three per cent Adult Social Care Precept increase.