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West Drayton Councillor Jan Sweeting has raised concerns that the borough isn’t prepared to handle the number of secondary school children in Hillingdon that need school places. Cllr Sweeting has said that the report on school places that was provided to the Inspector at the Examination in Public of the Local Plan Part 2 in

After countless enquiries to the Council, dozens of roads around Hayes wards are now on the Council’s agenda to be resurfaced thanks to the efforts of the Hillingdon Labour Group. The Council have announced that they are resurfacing a range of roads around the wards, many of which that have been in poor condition for

Botwell ward Councillor Janet Gardner has issued a warning to local flytippers in response to the continued flytipping and rubbish dumping in the area. The current Council process requires Councillors and members of the public to inform the Council of the locations of where rubbish has been dumped, but this does nothing to catch the

Councillors in the Hillingdon Labour Group have backed the ‘Breaking Point’ campaign organised by the Local Government Association (LGA) Labour Group, which calls on the Government to cancel the planned cuts for next year, and to immediately invest £2billion in adult social care to stop these vital services for vulnerable people from collapsing.   In

Hillingdon Council and Powerday plans for a waste facility on the Old Coal Yard site may now not go ahead due to Network Rail – who own the land – announcing that they need the site for themselves. West Drayton Councillors Janet Duncan, Stuart Mathers, and Jan Sweeting are hopeful that this could be the