Local democracy Archives — Page 3 of 6

‘It’s heartbreaking, it’s frustrating,’ voluntary groups in Tower Hamlets are being squeezed out of their leases

Voluntary groups that provide Tower Hamlets with key services, some for over 100 years, are facing a hostile environment that

Domestic violence charity, Solace, has temporarily paused its redundancy process amid discussions with staff and union members. Planned strike action

Tower Hamlet’s rejection of Chinese Embassy plans in the borough in December was based on police objections which have since

Two people were arrested as over a thousand protesters turned up on Saturday to oppose a new Chinese embassy at

Protesters gathered outside Tower Hamlets Town Hall on Thursday to save domestic abuse services with indefinite strikes looming at the

Tower Hamlets Council is now one of four London Councils which will divest its Pension Scheme from companies linked to

Tower Hamlets domestic abuse staff have voted to strike this month over proposed job cuts they say will put victims

Tower Hamlets has proposed a council tax increase of 4.99% breaking a manifesto pledge to freeze rates for the second

Independent advisors at Solace Women’s Aid risk redundancies which could see the service cut by a third in Tower Hamlets.

Thousands of children entering primary or secondary school could receive money off their new school uniform as part of a

Opponents of controversial plans to build a Chinese embassy site near their homes are hoping to raise several thousands of

Tower Hamlets Councillors have unanimously rejected the plans, but the central government may still push them through despite fresh espionage