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The Council has announced the official times and rules of the new refuse collection service that will collect rubbish twice

Tower Hamlets council sitting on £21 million in unspent affordable housing funding

A Freedom of Information inquiry found that the council had the fourth-highest unused funding amounts from housing development projects. Six

Pensioners on the street are confused about the scheme that promises 5,000 pensioners living in the borough a one-off payment

Plans to move the Chinese embassy from Marylebone have been resubmitted for the second time after being previously blocked by

The plans by the NHS property service were drawn up alongside Barts Health and the Queen Mary University of London,

Tower Hamlets’ largest trade union suspects its pension fund supports companies linked to the Israeli government’s occupation of Gaza, and

Once the home of Charrington’s Blue Anchor Brewery, Mile End’s only retail park is now set to become housing. Anchor

Tower Hamlets’ Young Mayor, Fetuma Hassan speaks to us about the lack of youth representation, falling in love with politics,

Mayor Rahman has decided to pause changes to a policy which would have given the council the power to place

The council wrote it expects to see ‘consideration of alternative scale and massing’ of the potential new development in the