News
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Redbridge Council wants to find out about your understanding and possible experiences of domestic abuse to help improve their response to domestic abuse in the borough to keep individuals and families in Redbridge safe and well.
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Our online meetings will continue through August.
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Mildmay centre’s car park will now be used as a walk-through coronavirus testing facility that will be open 7 days a week.
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Redbridge Council has produced advice for people who are elderly, have diabetes, are overweight, smoke, work in public-facing jobs or have concerns about their mental health
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Redbridge Council wants to find out about your understanding and possible experiences of domestic abuse to help improve their response to domestic abuse in the borough to keep individuals and families in Redbridge safe and well.
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Saint Francis Hospice's retail charity stores in Wanstead, Romford, and Harold Hill have reopen again since the lockdown began.
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Find out about the proposed scheme at Seven Kings car park and how far the process has reached.
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llford & District Indoor Bowls Club Ltd are looking at reopening their doors in September and to welcome back their existing members and new members as they ease out of lockdown.
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Eighty-eight-year-old Laura Everett has been supporting Saint Francis Hospice since 1983 and now she was recently one of the lucky ones to win some money from Saint Francis Hospice Lottery.
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Healthwatch Redbridge annual report is now available to view which provides detailed information on the papers they have published and other work they have carried out, particularly their review of cancer services and work on the NHS Long Term Plan.
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Redbridge Council would like your opinion on the plans they have developed to make all their operations carbon neutral by 2030 and reduce all emissions to zero by 2050.
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VoiceAbility are looking for their next Citizens Advocacy Volunteer to work closely with their clients to empower them to voice their opinions about issues that affect them and support clients to communicate their views, wishes and preferences.
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There is now a toolkit available for groups or residents who want to promote the campaign to ask the government to keep their promise of repaying the funds that the council have used during the Coronavirus pandemic to keep communities safe .
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Changes have been made to urgent treatment centres. If you have a minor injury or minor illness, you can get treatment at an urgent treatment centre by calling NHS 111.
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This training can help frontline and essential workers and volunteers to help increase their awareness and confidence to provide psychosocial support to people affected by Covid-19.
