The Council are planning a campaign to improve awareness of the early signs of cancer among people from Black and minority ethnic groups*. It also aims to encourage people to seek help much earlier from their GP and health services to improve earlier diagnosis of cancer among this group in...More
Hackney Council is gathering views on a proposed School Street scheme to improve local air quality and make it safer and easier for children to walk and cycle to school. Lancell Street, Dumont and Dynevor Roads would temporarily become a pedestrian and cycle only zone at school opening times...More
The Draft Inclusive Economy Strategy sets out our vision for a more inclusive local economy, and sets out the approach the Council is taking to promote this over the next five years.
There is growing recognition, nationally and globally that existing models of economic development which...More
Digital connectivity for Hackney - Share you views and experience and get a £20 voucher!
Hackney Council is working to improve digital connectivity in the borough and we would like to hear from you. We are running a series of group discussions and are looking for a diverse range of Hackney...More
What is this consultation about?
Hackney Council is gathering views on a proposed School Street scheme to improve local air quality and make it safer and easier for children to walk and cycle to school.
Barn Street from the junction with Stoke Newington Church Street would...More
Thank you for signing up to the workshop on Moving around Hackney Central on Tuesday 30 July (6.30-8.30) which is a part of the Hackney Central Conversation.
Please provide your contact details in the survey form below.
Once you have registered your intetest we will contact you closer...More
From Autumn 2018 Hackney Council’s Housing Anti-social Behaviour (ASB) Service led a team of Council and non-Council services to deliver a series of services through the community hub on the estate. Residents were able to access services such as Access to Sport, Contextual Safeguarding Team,...More
As part of our Parking Enforcement Plan (PEP) we have made a commitment to review existing Parking Zones (PZ) to ensure that the controls in the area continue to meet the needs of residents and businesses.
Parking Services are aware that there have been changes to a number of...More
We have reached a major milestone in the next phase of the King’s Crescent’s regeneration as we are due to submit the planning application for the south side of the estate in the coming weeks.
We are taking this opportunity to relaunch the Residents Steering Group and would like to see a...More
This consultation is about gathering views from the public on proposals to alleviate traffic issues along Olinda Road and Craven Park Road.
Why are these changes being proposed?
The Council is committed to making our roads safer for everyone living, working and visiting the...More
Waste and recycling in Hackney
Most waste can be recycled and the Council is aiming to recycle 50% of all waste by 2020. The recycling rate on our estates is currently between 8% to 10%, so we are working hard to make recycling easier for residents. For example, we are aware...More
Fairchild’s Garden is a small park on Hackney Road, and is the last resting place of Thomas Fairchild, a notable local horticulturist. The space was known as Hackney Road Recreation Ground until 2017, when it was renamed to celebrate the 350th anniversary of Thomas Fairchild's birth. ...More
Nearly 13,000 households in Hackney are waiting for a new Council home, including 3,000 families living in temporary accommodation. That’s why Hackney is Building much-needed new Council homes for local people on the De Beauvoir Estate.
We’re proposing to build around 150 well-designed...More
We would like to hear the views of autistic people in Hackney and City of London.
We are using the terms autistic and autism to cover various descriptions of autism, diagnosed or otherwise, including Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Asperger's Syndrome, Autistic Spectrum Condition...More
Help us improve New Inn Broadway
We are seeking your views on a proposed scheme to transform New Inn Broadway into a high quality street.
Why
This is part of a new approach as to how we want the streets of Shoreditch and Hoxton to work – a long term vision...More
This consultation outlines proposals to improve Micawber Street for cyclists and pedestrians as part of Phase 2 of the Central London Cycle Grid (CLG) programme. We are now seeking your views on the proposals
Why are these changes being proposed?
The Council is committed...More
This consultation outlines proposals to improve Dunloe Street for cyclists and pedestrians as part of Phase 2 of the Central London Cycle Grid (CLG) programme. We are now seeking your views on the proposals.
Why are these changes being proposed?
The Council is committed to...More
Hackney Council are seeking your ideas on what residents would like to improve on their estate. The Resident Led Improvement Budget (RLIB) is a pot of money which can be spent to improve your estate such as the creation of a community garden, redecorating a community hall or play area on an...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 More
As you may be aware, East architects are working with Hackney Council to design two new council housing projects on the Frampton Park Estate to provide much needed new homes.
We are proposing to build around 50 homes on the site of the current Frampton Park Community Hall and the adjacent...More
This consultation seeks to gather your views on proposals to implement further improvements to the environment for cyclists and pedestrians along the Quietway 2 route that runs through the Clapton Square area. The Quietways are a network of cycle routes throughout London.
Why are these...More
This consultation seeks to gather your views on a proposed Low Emissions Neighbourhood (LEN) scheme to improve the safety of pedestrians using Mackintosh Lane. Homerton Hospital, with support from the Council, submitted a successful bid to the London Mayor’s Air Quality Fund to become a...More
We would like to get ideas and suggestions from as many people as possible living on the new King Edwards Road development for a welcome event for everyone. More
This survey is designed to obtain feedback on the 2019/20 Main Grant application process. The feedback will help to make appropriate changes to the application process and improve the experience for future application rounds. More
Thank you for your interest in attending this series of workshops which will enhance our work around the Dalston Conversation and help to inform our initial ideas for emerging planning and regeneration documents for Dalston town centre.
The Council value local...More
Help us improve Clapton Common
We are seeking your views on a proposed scheme for a one-way traffic system along Belz Terrace and Overlea Road.
Why are these changes being proposed?
The Council is committed to making Hackney’s roads safer for everyone living,...More
Consultation extended to Friday 22 February 2019.
Hackney Council is gathering views on a proposed School Street scheme to improve local air quality and make it safer and easier for children to walk and cycle to school.
Detmold Road from the junction of Mount Pleasant Hill would...More
Parking Services recently consulted and implemented parking controls in nearby roads in the Upper Clapton area in 2018 (Zone U).
Since parking controls were introduced in the above area, we have received a high number of requests and a petition for the introduction of parking...More
What is this consultation about?
Hackney Council is gathering views on a proposed School Street scheme to improve local air quality and make it safer and easier for children to walk and cycle to school.
Audrey Street from the junction of Goldsmiths Row would temporarily become a...More
We're looking for your help to identify a naming strategy for the new buildings at Tower Court!
The four themes and potential examples of block names are:
Trees
...More