Each year the Colville Estate regeneration partners come together to celebrate the achievements and engage with local residents. The fun day will have redevelopment information and many other fun activities.
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The Council is delivering £700,000 of improvements at Millfields Park that includes work to pathways, entrances, the play area and the old paddling pool and want to hear your views.
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THIS CONSULTATION IS NOW CLOSED
We are pleased to announce that the results of this consultation are now available.
We would like to thank all those that responded to the consultation.
Your feedback has helped us make an informed decision on the review of parking controls in your area.
You can download a copy of the Delegated Report, Summary Booklet Zone P, Zone P Map by clicking on the link below in the Results section at the bottom of this page.
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The Council is asking residents, stakeholders and motorist to have their say about new proposals to improve the public rhelm and pedestrian accessibility along Northwold Road (B111) between Stamford Hill (A10) and Upper Clapton Road (A107).
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Background
One of the Council’s major development strategies is the regeneration of town centres around the borough to encourage investment opportunities to come to the borough.
In line with this policy, a number of developments have either been implemented or are earmarked to take place over the next few years within the Hackney Central area.
As part of this regeneration drive, the Council has developed proposals for public realm improvements outside the local shops on Morning...More
Improving road safety and encouraging the use of sustainable transport modes are key transport priorities for Hackney Council. To achieve these, the Council has developed a programme of schemes to provide a safer and more accessible
street environment for pedestrians and cyclists.
The junction of Evering Road with Maury Road has been identified as a key pedestrian crossing location. There are a number of schools nearby and a significant proportion of pedestrian...More
In July 2013, we were successful in our application for a grant from the “Local Vision” systems leadership programme. The bid, from the Public Health Team and the Health and Well Being Board, aims to identify the required system change for reducing the risk of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) faced by girls and women in Hackney and to identify the services that might be needed by women who have experienced it.
This work can only be successful if it includes hearing the views of the...More
The London Borough of Hackney and the City of London Corporation would like to hear your views about pharmacy services in your area.
A pharmacy may also be known as a chemist. In this instance it refers to a place you would use to get a prescription, buy medicines or seek medical advice on topics such as smoking, healthy weight, etc. This does not include pharmacies in hospitals.
This survey will help local providers understand how local people like you use...More
The London Borough of Hackney and the City of London Corporation is preparing to update its Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA). To ensure that the PNA accurately reflects the up to date situation in community pharmacy a questionnaire has been prepared for all pharmacy contractors. The results of this questionnaire together with information about the needs of our population will be used to prepare the revised PNA.
This questionnaire should be completed by the regular pharmacist,...More
Clissold Park opened in 1889 and celebrates its 125th anniversary this
year. The park remains one of the most popular in Hackney and last year
received over 3 million visits.
Clissold Park has held a Green Flag award since 2006. These are given to the best
green spaces in the country and are awarded each year to make sure the quality
of the green space remains high.
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We are asking residents, businesses and other statutory and non-statutory consultees to have their say about the proposed updated Air Quality Action Plan. The plan includes 28 objectives to improve air quality in the borough.
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Hackney Council and Hackney Homes would like your views on the proposal to return the management of your home to the Council.
We are consulting you on the joint proposal to return housing management to the Council in April 2016. The outcome of this consultation will not affect your tenancy; you will remain a Council tenant with the same tenancy agreement.
Every registered Hackney Homes’ secure and introductory tenant and leaseholder will be sent a letter, a questionnaire and a...More
We are now consulting on the future of transport in the borough for the next ten years with the launch of the Draft Transport Strategy 2014 - 2024.
The transport strategy consists of an overarching document which sets out the Council’s strategic transportation aims, objectives and priorities, and six daughter plans that will make up the Hackney Transport Strategy:
Hackney Transport Strategy Overarching Document
Walking Plan
Cycling Plan
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Butterfield Green is a highly valued green space in Stoke Newington. It holds a Green Flag award which are given to the best green spaces in the country and are awarded each year to make sure the quality of the green space remains high.
The Butterfield Green User Survey seeks to gather your views on Butterfield Green so we are better informed to improve and develop the green space in the future.
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Hackney Council is working in partnership with Groundwork London to develop a proposal for the improvement of Levy Memorial Gardens. The improvements will potentially be funded from the Pocket Parks Programme.
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Hackney Council is working in partnership with Groundwork London to develop a proposal for the improvement of Albion Parade. The improvements will potentially be funded from the Pocket Parks Programme.
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Hackney Council wants to find out how you get to work as part of a huge borough-wide survey to encourage greener travel.
If you work in Hackney you can win £200 cash and employers can apply for grants of up to £1,000 towards sustainable transport promotion or facilities. In order to apply businesses will need at least 30 per cent of their employees to respond.
The survey will help the Council understand how people travel to work, what would encourage people to walk and cycle more or...More
Background
The Council is committed to making Hackney’s roads safer for everyone living, working or visiting the borough. Helping to create an environment that will encourage more walking and cycling is a key part of the Council’s Transport vision and an essential part of Hackney’s Community Strategy . To achieve these aims, the Council has developed a programme of schemes to provide a safer and more accessible street environment for all users.
Richmond Road is currently subject...More
THIS CONSULTATION IS NOW CLOSED
We are pleased to announce that the results of this consultation are now available.
We would like to thank all those that responded to the consultation.
Your feedback has helped us make an informed decision on the review of parking controls in your area.
You can download a copy of the Delegated Report and Summary Booklet by clicking on the link below in the Results section at the bottom of this page.
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What is the purpose of this questionnaire?
The storm on Friday 19th September generated an unprecedented amount of rainfall, 50mm (2 inches) an hour, and was concentrated over Hackney Wick. This caused a series of floods across Hackney. The rainfall lasted for less than one hour but the volume of rain was such that a number of streets had an accumulation of water that made transport extremely difficult. It should be stressed that the rainfall was exceptionally heavy. A second storm...More
A group of Councillors are carrying out an independent review of housing in Hackney.
They are focusing on new housing developments, and the extent to which they offer opportunities to residents across all income groups to rent, buy or access shared ownership properties in the borough.
The Committee is very keen to hear the views of people living in the borough. They want to hear about general views of the housing market in Hackney, the role and approach that they feel that the...More
This survey is being conducted by Young Hackney together with Hackney Youth Parliament.
Young Hackney is Hackney Council’s service for all young people aged 8 – 19 in the borough. We run a wide range of activities, including activities at the five new Young Hackney Centres, as well as education, sports and arts projects.
We also offer advice on health, careers, relationships and money; and give extra support for young people who need it, for example, young people with a disability...More
Residents and health professionals are being asked for their views on a new report about pharmacy services in Hackney and the City of London.
In September 2014, hundreds of people who live and work in Hackney and the City of London responded to a survey about the services provided by pharmacies and how easy they are to access. These responses have been compiled, together with information on local health needs and current services, to produce a report describing two Pharmaceutical...More
What is this document about?
This consultation seeks to gather public views from on proposals to improve the cycling environment in Shepherdess Walk.
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Abuse is when someone does or says things that make you upset or hurt you, or when they take things from you. There are people and organisations that can help you to stop or report abuse.
This survey asks a few questions about you and your understanding of abuse and how to report it.
This survey is anonymous. No one will be able to identify you from your answers and your participation is voluntary. You may choose not to take the survey, to stop responding at any time, or to skip...More
Residents are invited to feed into exciting restoration plans for Springfield Park.
With 14.73 hectares overlooking the Lea Valley, the park is one of the borough’s largest green spaces, and the Council is keen to restore some of its early 20 th century features.
It plans to submit a bid to the Heritage Lottery Fund to allow it to restore and refurbish all of the park’s three houses - which date back to early / mid 19th century. - upgrade the park’s footpaths, play...More
Background
The Council is committed to making Hackney a vibrant and safe place for everyone living in, working in and visiting the Borough. Creating an environment that will encourage more walking and cycling is a key part of the Council’s transport vision. As part of this commitment, the Council is considering proposals to improve the local environment for those residents, cyclists and pedestrians who use the section of Regents Row located between Broadway Market and Marlborough Avenue....More
We would like your feedback on the Summer Activities Guide, which is published annually, with details of hundreds of activities for young people during the summer holidays. The activities included in the guide range from arts and culture to sports and play schemes. Most of the activities listed are free of charge.
The guide is distributed across the borough to youth centres, schools, libraries, council buildings and to homes free with copies of Hackney Today.
You can view...More
Background
The Council is committed to making Hackney’s roads safer for everyone living, working or visiting the borough. Helping to create an environment that will encourage more walking and cycling is a key part of the Council’s Transport vision and an essential part of Hackney’s Community Strategy.
To achieve this Hackney Council has developed a programme to improve accessibility and permeability for cyclists around the borough. Locations where cycle movements...More
Following on from the re-routing of buses from The Narrow Way in 2013, the Council is now looking to revitalise the area to improve Hackney Central as a thriving and vibrant destination for both residents and visitors.
We aim to:
• Enhance the high street to attract more shoppers to the area
• Support local businesses
• Create an adaptable space to host events and respond to future retail demands
A key part of this process is understanding your business operations and how...More