Future Feltham: Cabinet backs bold plan for homes, jobs and a greener town
Hounslow Council is delivering one of the most ambitious regeneration and growth programmes in the UK, driven by its long-term commitment to opportunity and inclusive growth,
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Statement from the Leader of Hounslow Council: Incident on 11 January in London Road, Hounslow
Councillor Shantanu Rajawat, Leader of Hounslow Council, has released a statement about an incident on London Road in Hounslow on 11 January.
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Rogue landlord hit with £81k fine for renting illegal outbuilding
Hounslow Council has successfully prosecuted a landlord for the illegal construction and residential use of an outbuilding at 16 Worthing Road, Hounslow.
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Hounslow Councillors respond to news of a death following a fire at Meadowcroft sheltered accommodation
Cllr Shantanu Rajawat and Cllr Sue Sampson have released statements following the sad news that a woman has died after a fire at Meadowcroft sheltered accommodation in Chiswick, on Friday, 9 January.
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Hounslow Council Leader responds to fatal stabbing in Feltham
Hounslow Council Leader Councillor Shantanu Rajawat has issued a statement following the fatal stabbing which took place in Feltham on Monday 12 January.
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Hounslow Council allocates nearly £300k to local community groups
3,500 local people are estimated to benefit from the funding, which will support residents with their health and wellbeing.
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Hounslow education leader recognised in New Year Honours
Tracy Aust, former Chief Executive and Principal of West Thames College, has received an OBE in the King’s New Year Honours.
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Hounslow launches first-ever Culture Strategy and sets sights on London Borough of Culture
Hounslow’s first Culture Strategy sets out a bold vision for the next decade to place Hounslow on the map as a destination borough and place culture at its heart.
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Hounslow Council reaffirms commitment to tackling climate change
Hounslow Council has reaffirmed its commitment to tackling climate change.
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New pilot scheme to deliver better care for highest priority patients
400 local patients will benefit from a scheme that will help people with multiple health needs to live well at home for longer and stay out of hospital.
