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Kings Hall Leisure Centre
What we’re doing In October 2022, we appointed a design team, led by FaulknerBrowns Architects, to develop the initial proposal to refurbish the Kings Hall Leisure Centre. In September 2024, the Council’s Cabinet approved the plans to proceed to the next stage. We have since submitted applications for Full Planning Permission and Listed Building Consent and they are pending validation. Once these are validated, they will be available on the Council’s planning portal. If we... MoreCloses today -
Weymouth Court Development Proposal- Final Exhibition
Hackney Council’s Housing and Regeneration & Delivery team wants to hear your views on the final proposals for Weymouth Court garages that will be submitted for planning submission in Spring 2025. These plans have been developed from the conversations held to date with the Resident Steering Group and public engagement events held in July and October 2024. These surveys accompany a public drop-in exhibition on Saturday 15 March, 10am - 1pm outside Fellows Court Community Centre... MoreCloses 29 March 2025 -
Fellows Court Development Proposal- Final Exhibition
Hackney Council’s Housing and Regeneration & Delivery team wants to hear your views on the final proposals for the Fellows Court garages that will be submitted for planning submission in Spring 2025. These plans have been developed from the conversations held to date with the Resident Steering Group and public engagement events held in July and October 2024. This survey accompanies a public drop-in exhibition on Saturday 15 March, 10am - 1pm outside Fellows Court Community... MoreCloses 29 March 2025 -
Fellows Court and Weymouth Court Development Proposal- Final Exhibition
Hackney Council is continuing its housing programme to deliver around 400 new homes across 14 locations, including Fellows Court garages and Weymouth Court garages. Seventy-five percent of these new homes will be Council homes for social rent, prioritised for local residents with established housing needs. This initiative is part of our commitment to start building or support the construction of 1,000 new homes for social rent by 2026. Our goal is to address the housing shortage and provide... MoreCloses 29 March 2025 -
Selman and Wellday Development Proposal- Stage 2
Hackney Council is continuing its housing programme to deliver around 400 new homes across 14 locations, including the Selman & Wellday site. One hundred percent of these new homes will be council homes for social rent, prioritised for local residents with established housing needs. At Selman & Wellday, we expect to build around 22 new homes, including some wheelchair accessible homes. This initiative is part of our commitment to start building or support the construction of 1,000 new homes... MoreCloses 30 March 2025 -
CYP Smoking and Vaping
Thank you for taking part in this survey which is about smoking and vaping among young people aged 12-24 in the City of London and London Borough of Hackney (City and Hackney). Completing this survey should take you around 5-10 minutes. The survey has been developed by the City and Hackney Public Health team to better understand the experiences of young people. We will use this information to help prevent the uptake of smoking and vaping among young people and to improve the support... MoreCloses 1 April 2025 -
Regents Court Development Proposal- Stage 2
Hackney Council is continuing its housing programme to deliver around 400 new homes across 14 locations, including Regents Court. This programme, consulted on in July last year, is part of our ongoing commitment to start building or support the construction of 1,000 new homes for social rent by 2026. Across the programme, 75% of the new homes will be council homes for social rent, prioritised for local residents with established housing needs. Our goal remains to address the housing shortage... MoreCloses 6 April 2025 -
Exploring Middle-Income Housing in Hackney
We recognise the important role that council shared ownership and Hackney Living Rent homes play for those who don’t qualify for Social Rent, but may not be able to afford a home for outright sale. That’s why we have set up an entirely independent Intermediate Housing Panel to explore and advise on existing models and develop new ways to build affordable and accessible homes in Hackney. Intermediate Housing includes but is not limited to: Shared ownership (Right... MoreCloses 10 April 2025 -
Fields Estate Community Garden Consultation
Local residents have approached Hackney Council's Resident Participation team with the proposal of developing a community gardening project in the green area backing onto Shrubland Road at Fields Estate. The proposed area for Fields Estate Community Garden is circled in black on the map below. We invite you to share your views on this proposal by completing this survey. MoreCloses 17 April 2025 -
Contraception Choices
Hackney Council on behalf of the City and Hackney NHS Neighbourhoods team is looking to better understand people’s contraceptive choices. In particular, we would like to learn about reasons for choosing emergency contraception, and knowledge and information about long acting contraception, such as implants and coils. The survey is anonymous, and your honest responses can help us improve how we communicate about contraception options, and help others make informed... MoreCloses 20 April 2025 -
Making things last: Upcycling, Repairing, and Sharing in your Community
Whether you are upcycling, sharing, repairing, renting, or reusing, your actions help build stronger, more connected communities, spark creativity, and help others save money. Even if waste reduction isn’t your primary focus, your experiences can inspire others and shape future support for these initiatives. This survey is for individuals, charities, and community groups. If you are a business, we are running a separate engagement exercise. There are many ways people and community... MoreCloses 4 May 2025 -
Help shape the future of transport in Hackney
Transport affects everyone - whether you travel by foot, public transport or car. It connects us with work, friends and essential services, influencing where we live, work and go to school. It impacts our health, the environment, and the mobility of vulnerable people, such as children and the elderly. Transport in Hackney Hackney is leading the way in sustainable transport in the UK, with record levels of walking and cycling, low traffic zones at nearly every primary school,... MoreCloses 9 June 2025 -
Connecting Hoxton Updates
The projects listed in this flyer are the first of a number of improvements coming soon to Hoxton. Over the next two years, we will be consulting on projects which aim to create better facilities, improve green and public spaces, play areas and make the area better connected. We will also be consulting on the Hoxton East Liveable Neighbourhood Programme this summer. Improvements will focus on long-term schemes that encourage walking, cycling and the use of public... MoreCloses 31 July 2025 -
Parking Permit System – Survey
Tell us what you think We’re keen to hear your thoughts on your new Permit system. If you’ve got a couple of spare minutes, we’d really appreciate you giving us your feedback! Please note: We may use your feedback anonymously, in future communications campaigns. MoreCloses 31 December 2025 -
Hackney Naming Hub
Hackney Council is inviting you to add suggestions for names for future roads, buildings, and other public spaces that represent your community in Hackney. With your help we want to create a knowledge bank of names that will help the Council to address underrepresentation in the public realm by acknowledging the history and achievements of Hackney’s diverse and migrant communities, women's histories, LGBTQIA+ histories, disabled people's histories, and working class histories. ... MoreCloses 30 March 2027 -
Request parking controls
If you currently live in an area which is experiencing high parking stress, you can request for parking controls for your road using the online questionnaire below. The feedback received will be assessed periodically to identify areas where we have received a high number of requests. If you would like parking controls introduced on your road urgently, we would also recommend that you start a petition with your neighbours. The petition should include the name of the street and times... MoreCloses 31 December 2060 -
Amhurst Road and Pembury Circus Transformation
Work on the Amhurst Road and Pembury Circus transformation will begin on 17 February 2025 and is expected to last at least 18 months. For regular updates on construction progress and how the works may affect you, visit our Amhurst Road and Pembury Circus construction updates page . This transformation is part of our plan for a greener, safer, and healthier Hackney Central. The project, funded by the government, will create: A new linear park on Amhurst Road with... More -
Hackney Homes for Hackney Children
What we’re doing We’ve secured funding to refurbish two Council buildings in order to create two small children’s homes in Hackney, to provide new homes for Hackney children who are in the care of the Local Authority. The two identified properties are: The former caretaker’s home next to Ann Tayler Children’s Centre The former caretaker’s home for Oldhill School, on Firsby Road Proposed plans The former caretaker's home at Ann Tayler... More -
Hackney Central Library
What we’re doing Hackney Central Library is the borough’s busiest library – and it will soon have better facilities and be more accessible to more people. Proposals we’re looking at include: flexible and inclusive equipment to make it more accessible to more people children and young people’s zones collaborative learning spaces bookable meeting spaces new study spaces exhibition spaces Why we’re doing it The library... More
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