News
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Through a series of virtual public events you can tell the council what services matter most to you and listen to their ideas for how they can best use its budget whilst continuing to make further savings over the next five years.
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Ilford & District Indoor Bowls Club are reopening their club and will be ready to safely welcome its members and guests from the 21st of September.
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Frenford Clubs and Muslimah Sports Association have become partners and will now be operating under a new name of Frenford and MSA Women FC.
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Key individuals from the local voluntary sector are recognised in these annual awards.
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The redevelopment of Whipps Cross Hospital is moving forwards, with initial plans (called the Strategic Outline Case) having been approved by the government.
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Redbridge Carers Support Service project offers short-term remote counselling and coaching services to young adult carers in Redbridge during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Two online workshops are being held for representatives of local community groups to learn more about the Quiet Streets scheme, to ask questions and to share thoughts, concerns and suggestions.
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Redbridge Institute have a range of digital skills courses running from late September and cover a variety of skills levels from complete beginner, level 1 to entry level 1 to 3.
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IT is crucial to the work of charities and community groups. The Covid pandemic has highlighted that - groups with robust IT have been much better placed to carry on working. But IT can be expensive and complicated.
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Citizens Advice Redbridge are creating a youth innovation project that aims to increase the number of young people who come to Citizens Advice for information, advice and guidance and to provide jobs for young people through the government’s Kickstart scheme.
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Redbridge council are giving local people the opportunity to share with the Council what services matter the most to them, through either completing an online survey or attending an online public meeting.
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The Council have produced some useful information to remind us on how to keep safe during Covid-19 to help prevent us from going into a local lockdown as cases in Redbridge have increased rapidly in the last week.
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The Redbridge Local Lottery is a new way for organisations to secure additional funding to help them continue to provide help, advice and support to residents across the borough.
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This government scheme will help young people aged 16 to 24 who are claiming Universal Credit can get 25 hours of work each week on the minimum wage for 6 months.
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Street Apart is the new programme to help support and encourage people over 65 to walk more to become fitter, healthier, happier and more socially connected.
