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.
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Pavement licences have been introduced by government to facilitate the safe reopening of eligible hospitality establishments as Covid-19 lockdown measures are being relaxed.
The licence grants businesses permission to place tables and chairs on certain public footways and highways adjacent...More
We are making improvements to Clissold Park.
The old paddling pool in Clissold Park has reached the end of its life, and we have been working with the Park User Group to develop plans for a replacement facility.
Unfortunately the paddling pool is very old, and is costing...More
Hackney Customer Services team would like to hear the views of all Hackney residents, particularly those who use (or may use) the phone, regarding how they access Hackney Council Services or raise a query or complaint. This is so we can better understand how and why residents access services,...More
Hackney is facing a severe housing shortage, with more than 3,000 families living in hostels and other temporary accommodation – part of more than 13,000 families on our housing waiting list.
That’s why Hackney is building. At the De Beauvoir Estate, we are proposing to build 186 new...More
You may have noticed that the name of Cassland Road Gardens was taken down in December 2020 and replaced with a welcome sign. This was the first action taken by the Review, Rename, Reclaim project, which is the name given to Hackney Council’s review into the legacies of African enslavement...More
Have your say on the refurbishment of the play area in Clapton Pond
Due to the current social distancing restrictions we aren’t able to run design and feedback sessions with children, families and schools in the way we usually do. If you have children in your home we’d love to hear what...More
Hackney is facing a severe housing shortage, with more than 3,000 families living in hostels and other temporary accommodation - some of more than 13,000 families on our housing waiting list. That’s why Hackney is building. As part of our plans to provide much-needed housing on council-owned...More
Dear Colleague.
To help us assess and improve the quality of the Council’s internal audit service, please complete this questionnaire. Please assess the quality and value of the recent work undertaken for you by Internal Audit
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Thank you for joining the Cassland Road Gardens online session. We hope you found it informative and felt able to express your veiws.
It's really important for us to be sensitive to the views of all local people, especially those who might be impacted by any of the future consultations...More
This webpage outlines proposals to improve Leonard Street, between Tabernacle Street and Kiffen Street, to achieve a safer and more pleasant environment along the street, and to connect various key public spaces within Shoreditch as part of the Shoreditch Plan. We are now seeking your...More
This webpage outlines proposals to improve a section of New North Road to achieve a safer and more pleasant walking environment along the street, and visually connect this public space with the recent upgrade of Pitfield Street Triangle.
We are now seeking your views on the...More
Help us improve Ravey Street
This webpage outlines proposals to transform Ravey Street into a high-quality public space.
Why are these changes being proposed?
These proposals form part of the long term vision for streets in Shoreditch and Hoxton which...More
44% of Hackney residents live in social housing, provided by either the Council or a social landlord such as a housing association. The majority of social rent homes in the borough are offered by Hackney Council to households on the Council’s housing register, with applicants and tenants able...More
Air pollution is a serious issue with significant adverse health impacts. The evidence on the negative implications that air pollution is having on human health is now indisputable. The most vulnerable in Hackney, such as the young, the old, and people with pre-existing medical conditions...More
Hackney is facing a severe housing shortage, with more than 3,000 families living in hostels and other temporary accommodation - some of more than 13,000 families on our housing waiting list. That’s why Hackney is building. As part of our plans to provide much-needed housing on council-owned...More
To view the full consultation, visit: https://consultation.hackney.gov.uk/communications-and-consultation/have-your-say-on-how-we-allocate-homes-and-support
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the consultation drop-in sessions are being held online. These events will take place during January...More
Since the 2018 parking zone consultation there has been increased parking stress on roads in Stamford Hill East & West, due to commuters, businesses and residents of neighbouring areas seeking to take advantage of the free parking and the expansion of controlled parking zones in nearby Zone U,...More
Hackney is facing a severe housing shortage, with more than 3,000 families living in hostels and other temporary accommodation and thousands more on the waiting list for social housing. That’s why Hackney is building.
As part of our plans to provide much-needed housing on Council-owned...More
We are writing a Parks and Green Spaces Strategy that will guide how we develop and look after our 58 parks and green spaces and 237 housing green spaces in Hackney over the next ten years.
To develop the strategy we spoke to experts, staff and young people who told us the themes and...More
Hackney is facing a severe housing shortage, with more than 3,000 families living in hostels and other temporary accommodation - some of more than 13,000 families on our housing waiting list. That’s why Hackney is building. As part of our plans to provide much-needed housing on council-owned...More
We are seeking your views on proposals to improve Wilton Way to achieve a safer, more pleasant environment along the street with new landscaping that incorporates Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) with new trees, low level planting and refurbished footways.
Why are these changes...More
Hackney is facing a severe housing shortage, with more than 3,000 families living in hostels and other temporary accommodation - some of more than 13,000 families on our housing waiting list. That’s why Hackney is building. As part of our plans to provide much-needed housing on council-owned...More
Please note that this link is for the original consultation for a Concierge Service at 53-98 Nye Bevan Estate.
Ufortunately due to the low response we have relaunched the consultation to give any residents who didn't respond the first time to have their views heard.
Putting in a...More
In June 2018, Clapton Park Management Board made the decision to hand the concierge service (run by a company called Horizon) on 53-98 Nye Bevan Estate back to Hackney Council. In August 2019 Horizon ceased trading before any new arrangements could be put in place. There has been no service since...More
Since the review of Zone B in 2011, a number of changes in parking design in and around the area as well as the introduction of sustainable transport initiatives and changes to the demographics of the zone have resulted in a number of roads experiencing high parking stress. Specifically, changes...More
Parking Services are reviewing the existing zone boundary outside numbers 2 to 86 Richmond Road and the bays adjacent to the southern kerb. The proposal will relocate these addresses from Zone C to Zone J, allowing residents and businesses to park closer to their homes or place of work. The...More
Following the government's announcement to end the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030 and in preparation for the expansion of Ultra Low Emission Zone in 2021, the Council would like to invite Hackney residents to attend a focus group.
The group will discuss your daily transport...More
Welcome to the Lincoln Court online sessions registration page. We would like to invite you to attend our online sessions on our plans for Lincoln Court.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the consultation drop-in session events have been adapted to a ‘remote’ format.
The sessions...More
In Spring 2021 we will be reducing the frequency of non-recyclable waste collections. This will mean moving waste collections from every week to every two weeks. This will impact street-level properties (generally houses, or houses that have been converted into flats, which have green sack...More