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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

Yeading Councillors and MP John McDonnell have raised their objections to the Tesco Yeading application to extend their delivery hours to include deliveries to the store between the hours of 10am and 9pm on Sunday’s and bank holidays. This proposal has been met with objections from local residents, who have been collecting signatures against the application

Often referred to as the ‘Cinderella of the NHS’, mental health provision nationally is underfunded, under resourced, and puts people at risk of developing worse conditions. It would be uncommon for someone in modern day Britain to not know someone who is suffering from a mental health problem. From anxiety and depression to post-traumatic stress

Ward budget funding put forward by Hayes Town Labour Councillors has enabled the creation of a public health video titled ‘Talk To Me’ which is targeted towards parents and carers of young children, promoting early communication with children from birth to help develop their speech and language development. The CNWL Hillingdon Speech and Language Therapy