Hounslow Council marks the passing of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Following the announcement of the passing of His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh, The Leader of…
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Joy for book lovers in Hounslow as libraries reopen
Hounslow libraries reopen safely for residents in line with the COVID-19 roadmap.
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Gunnersbury Park Sports Hub welcomes visitors
New state-of-the-art facility, Gunnersbury Sports Hub, opens for Hounslow and Ealing residents.
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Only one week left to register to vote – deadline: 19 April
Hounslow residents who haven’t registered to vote only have one week left to do so, as the deadline is next Monday, 19 April.
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Business bounce-back toolkit launched as extended reopening nears
Hounslow Council has created tailor-made toolkits to support local retail and hospitality businesses to get ready for reopening on 12 April
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Hounslow Council announces support for residents hit by bus strike
A bus strike is planned for tomorrow (Wednesday 07 April 2021) and Thursday 15 April and it's expected that all of Hounslow Borough will be affected.
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Families offered free fun activities over the holidays
Parents and guardians are being urged to check out the vast array of activities to keep the kids busy over the Easter holidays and beyond.
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Voluntary and community groups get £0.25m boost to help recover from the pandemic
Hounslow Council has awarded over £250,000 worth of funding to 11 voluntary organisations and community groups from the second round of the Thriving Communities: Hounslow Response Fund.
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Look out for your poll card this week
If you have registered to vote, poll cards are being delivered this week.
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Statement: Fatal stabbing in Hounslow
Statement from Cllr Katherine Dunne.
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Hounslow Council signs up to Women’s Night Safety Charter
Hounslow Council has signed up to the Women's Night Safety Charter, originally launched in 2018.
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£18.9m decarbonisation scheme unveiled to help tackle climate change in Hounslow
Hounslow Council is about to begin a major infrastructure programme to help tackle climate change by removing gas boilers from dozens of schools, leisure centres, libraries, and community centres.
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Hounslow signs first full-fibre agreement
Hounslow Borough Council has signed its first, non-exclusive ‘wayleave agreement’ with award-winning broadband provider, Community Fibre.
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Hounslow Council signs up to Women’s Night Safety Charter
Hounslow Council signs up to the Women's Night Safety Charter.
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Borough blossoms with thousands of newly planted trees
Hounslow Council has planted 4,500 trees in 39 locations this winter.
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Newly recruited team to tackle blight of Borough’s £1m fly-tipping scourge
Hounslow Council has launched a new enforcement team to crack down on those who are guilty of fly-tipping and littering our streets and parks.
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Try before you buy bicycle scheme launches
Residents can borrow or buy a bicycle for a month from just £10 in a new scheme from Hounslow Council aimed at encouraging more people to start cycling.
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‘Royal approved’ gates receive restoration funding
Work to restore grand gates that were first opened by the Queen’s father in the 1920s will begin following a successful bid for funding.
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Free App launched to recruit more care workers
Care home agencies across Hounslow are being given free access to a new App to help them recruit more care worker staff.
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Hounslow Council lights up Hounslow House to mark Census 2021
Hounslow House will be joining more than a hundred buildings and landmarks across England and Wales by lighting up purple this weekend.
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Hounslow Council statement in relation to the planned 'Reclaim These Streets' protest
Statement from Cabinet Member for Communities and Climate Emergency, Cllr Katherine Dunne.
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Back to school bus service
From 8 March, as children across the borough return to school for the Spring Term, Transport for London has announced its bus schedule for schools.
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Residents overwhelmingly voted ‘yes’ to the exciting plans to transform their estate
Hounslow Council has warmly welcomed the positive resident ballot result on its proposals for the regeneration of Charlton House, Albany House and Albany Parade in Syon Ward, Brentford High Street.
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Green light for New Carbon Zero Housing Scheme
A new housing scheme that gives a modern and exciting blueprint for the future of council house building has been approved.
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New plan to deliver a fairer, greener and stronger Hounslow
Hounslow Council has launched a new corporate plan which sets out an ambitious vision for the borough, putting residents at the heart of Council services in the context of Covid-19 and beyond.
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Support for residents impacted by the bus strike later this week
A potential bus strike has been announced affecting some bus routes in Hounslow on Friday 5 March and Saturday 6 March.
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Council launches new approach to help keep Hounslow safe
Hounslow Council’s ambitious ‘Safer Communities Strategy’ for the next three years was approved at Borough Council last evening (2 March, 2021).
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Council approves 2021/22 budget
Hounslow Council’s budget for 2021/22 to protect services and lead Hounslow through recovery was approved at Borough Council last evening.
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Almost half of Hounslow bins filled with food waste as campaign launches
Hounslow Council is marking Food Action Waste Week (1-7 March) by challenging residents to make small changes that will make a big difference in the fight against climate change.
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94 per cent of Hounslow pupils receive offer to one of their preferred schools
Two out of three Hounslow pupils due to start secondary school this September have been offered a place at their preferred school.
