Public sector and partnerships
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Redbridge Council is asking people to knit poppies to be displayed on 11 November outside the Town Hall to mark the end of the First World War.
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Redbridge Council is considering moving to a new, simplified Council Tax reduction scheme – and wants to hear your views.
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The Council is committed to working with voluntary groups so that Redbridge becomes a UNICEF-accredited “Child Friendly Borough”.
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Some improvements have happened and more are coming - see what's planned and have your say
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The service is provided through a free e-learning module.
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Local Engagement Forums are a new way for residents to talk to councillors, Council officers and key partners.
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A new map features more than 200 activities/programmes for young people, and local groups can add their own activities.
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Redbridge Council are working with Parent Zone – the experts in digital family life – to offer FREE online safety and digital resilience sessions for parents.
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Redbridge Council offer groups the opportunity to attend a FREE one day training course to reduce the risk of radicalisation and extremism online.
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Why not volunteer to become a Co-opted Member of a Redbridge Council Scrutiny body?
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Redbridge Council are working with FAST to deliver workshops on how to keep children safe in a changing world
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The London Fire Brigade offers a range of services to keep the people you care for safe from fire.
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The appeal raised funds for Haven House and St Francis Hospice. The new Mayor is Councillor Debbie Kaur-Thiara and she has chosen to support ELHAP.
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The new DBS update service is used less than expected - how do you think it could be improved?
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The spring newsletter from the LSCB, the Local Safeguarding Children Board, is now available.
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The new staff member will challenge those who target the vulnerable by seeking to sow divisions between communities.
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Civil society refers to the work of charities, community groups and businesses helping good causes. What can the government do to help?
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You can take part by completing an online survey or by attending one of four focus groups.
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The 2018-19 Training Programme for the LSCB - the Local Safeguarding Children Board - has now been published on their website.
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SHINE is an energy advice service for all Londoners experiencing fuel poverty.
