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• Leader of the Council Jas Athwal issues statement on Whipps Cross funding

  Leader of the Council Jas Athwal issues statement on Whipps Cross funding

  Leader of the Council Jas Athwal issues statement on Whipps Cross funding

• Redbridge school student publishes storybooks to inspire environmental awareness

  A Redbridge school student has penned a series of eco-minded books, two of which have already been published, to help inspire people to take care of the planet.

  Find out more

• Council secures funding for school rebuild programme

  Following a campaign by Redbridge Council, John Bramston Primary School in Hainault has been selected to take part in the Government’s School Rebuilding Programme (SRP).

  Council secures funding for school rebuild programme

• Holocaust Memorial Day – Friday 27 January

  Redbridge Council is marking Holocaust Memorial Day with a special ceremony at 10:30am on Friday 27 January.

  Holocaust Memorial Day – Friday 27 January

• King's Coronation: apply to host a street party now

  The Coronation of King Charles III and his wife, Camilla, as King and Queen of the United Kingdom is set to take place on Saturday, 6 May 2023.

  King's Coronation: apply to host a street party now

• Free repair café event supporting local people to reduce waste, and save pounds

  Our Neighbourhood Team are supporting Transition Town Ilford's FREE Repair Café event on Saturday 28 January, and will be sharing the environmental and money saving benefits of fixing broken items instead of throwing them away.

  Find out more on the FREE repairs you can access at the event

• January Redbridge Wall of Shame: Help catch the culprits caught on camera dumping their rubbish in Redbridge

  Redbridge Council is continuing its crackdown on fly-tippers and is calling on the community to help identify people caught on camera ditching their rubbish in the borough.

  Can you help us identify the people on our Redbridge Wall of Shame?

• Court fine on the menu for three Redbridge restaurants in council crackdown on grime crime

  Redbridge Council ended last year with a series of court prosecutions against restaurants committing grime crimes and warned the crackdown on businesses behaving badly in the borough will continue in 2023.

  Find out more on our recent successful court prosecutions

• Redbridge becomes first Council in London to fine catcaller

  Redbridge Council has become the first local authority in London to issue a fixed penalty notice of £100 to a man for harassing a woman in the street.

  Redbridge becomes first Council in London to fine catcaller