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A record number of people were issued emergency food parcels in the last year, according to The Trussell Trust who support a nationwide network of foodbanks in the UK. According to their data, a record 1.6 million food parcels were given out to families and individuals who are experiencing food poverty right here in the

This International Women’s Day, Hillingdon Labour have chosen to celebrate one of our own community leaders in recognition of the years of tireless and dedicated work to helping women in need.  The theme of International Women’s Day 2019 is Balance for Better, building a gender-balanced world. And it is because of the imbalance between genders

Scrapping council tax for young people leaving care, introducing a landlord licensing scheme, and funding four more police officers are just three of the proposals set out in Hillingdon Labour’s amendment to the Council budget that will be voted on tonight. As the majority party on the Council, the Hillingdon Conservatives have put forward a

The Tenant Fees Act today received Royal Assent, a move that has been welcomed by the Hillingdon Labour Group. The Act, formerly known as the Tenant Fees Bill, gives extra protections and rights to tenants in the private sector from bad practice by their landlords. Key parts of the Act include banning default fees, except

Botwell ward Councillors Janet Gardner, Scott Farley and John Oswell are ‘on a mission’ to make the environment in the ward a better place for the residents to live in. Cllr Scott Farley, since being elected in May has made great strides in getting rubbish removed from the dumping ‘hotspots’ in Botwell ward. He can