Local democracy

Labour councillors claim the council has ‘failed in its responsibility’ to keep up with rent reviews in a council meeting

Commissioners could still be sent to take over Tower Hamlets Council, a minister has warned – despite reports the authority

Despite the government’s climbdown on disability benefit cuts, Tower Hamlets Mayor Lutfur Rahman pledges to keep £8.5m support package amid

The Aldgate School’s childcare service for under twos has secured funding until mid-2027, but some are calling for a longer-term

In a consultation, three-quarters of respondents preferred that childcare services at The Aldagte School continue, with a councillor labelling the

In a recent report, the Government states that the City of London Corporation’s approach to clustering skyscrapers is in line

The Regulator of Social Housing gave Tower Hamlets Council a C3 grade after inspection found nearly a quarter of homes

After an investigation by the Slice revealed that Tower Hamlets’ funding to its Food Hub had been drastically cut overnight,

Over a span of five years, Barts Health NHS Trust paid nearly £20m to 99 patients for misdiagnoses and ‘unnecessary

Redundancy proposals from Solace Women’s Aid have been axed in one of ‘the most significant and inspiring wins for Violence

Parking complaints are among the top three most common complaints from council house residents, prompting Tower Hamlets Council to take