Public sector and partnerships
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The commission will include activity with which older people can engage and will inform a commissioned solo exhibition in Redbridge Town Hall.
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The Local Safeguarding Children Board have created two short surveys to better understand the safeguarding concerns young people and parents/carers have in Redbridge.
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Redbridge Council continues to welcome people from the EU and around the world. EU citizens need to apply for settled status.
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The Government and The National Lottery Community Fund are investing £1.2 million to develop new training to improve charities’ knowledge of safeguarding requirements.
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Some people find it hard to hold down a job because of issues with relationships or emotions.
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Coming together to celebrate local volunteers' clean-up efforts in Wanstead and Loxford! Sign up to volunteer.
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There is a consultation taking place to inform decisions on the future shape of the Redbridge’s Children’s Centres service.
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The Community Infrastructure Levy charges developers on most types of new buildings:some of the money is spent on local projects.
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The Council is considering cutting the budget by 30 percent and wants to hear people's views.
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There was overwhelming support for Redbridge Council's proposals to introduce 41 new Automatical Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) Cameras into the borough.
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There was overwhelming support for Redbridge Council's proposals to introduce 41 new Automatical Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) Cameras into the borough.
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The council is particularly seeking responses from black and Asian residents, who have been under-represented in responses so far.
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The Levy is paid by developers and is used to fund local infrastructure, in some cases capital funding for work by voluntary groups.
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The Council is consulting about a delivery plan to put its new homelessness strategy into practice. Have your say.
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Redbridge Council is carrying out a review into the future of grant funding in Redbridge after March 2020.
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The Council is planning to establish a covered market on the Ilford Town Hall car park. Have your say.
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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”.
