West London borough to remove all dog poo bins to save £160,000 Around 700 dog poo bins were deemed ‘no longer necessary’ - despite over 170 tonnes of dog waste collected in the borough each year. Evening Standard · Oct 28
Council blunder delays decision on major housing scheme in west London Hillingdon Council’s planning committee was not able to vote on place for 51 new apartments Evening Standard · Oct 17
London council seeks public help identifying fly-tippers as illegal dumping cases rise across England Hillingdon Council in west London is urging residents to identify suspected fly-tippers through CCTV images shared on Facebook. The enforcement drive has resulted in more than 300 fixed penalty notices worth around £134,000. England recorded over 1.26 million fly-tipping incidents last year, a 9% increase, with serious offenders facing prison… The Times of India · Oct 15
Council publishes CCTV footage online in attempt to catch fly-tippers Hillingdon Council is attempting to crack down on illegal dumping of rubbish The Independent UK · Oct 13
London shop owners storm out of council meeting amid 'devastating' 100 per cent rent hikes Protesters shouted ‘shame on you’ as they walked out of a council meeting Evening Standard · Sep 28
West London council ordered to pay pregnant mum and children compensation over 'hazardous' home Hillingdon Council have apologised after placing the pregnant mother and children in unsuitable accommodation Evening Standard · Sep 25
Construction supplies company ordered to pay £137k after employee hit by forklift truck Hillingdon Council officers found Mills Limited had failed to put effective controls in place to keep pedestrians separate from vehicle operations Evening Standard · Sep 24
Hillingdon councillor says 'racist tropes' in AI images shared by Tories crossed a line Hillingdon councillor Sital Punja said the use of her image in AI generated pictures crossed a line Evening Standard · Sep 23
Historic buildings in west London to be turned into dozens of homes – and none will be affordable A Grade-II listed building at the Barn Hotel in Ruislip is set to be demolished as part of a 71-home development Evening Standard · Sep 20
Angela Rayner shakes up planning rules: What does it mean for London? Thousands more homes could be built near Tube and train stations, including on green belt sites, under a loosening of regulations Evening Standard · Aug 17
West London shops face closure as council increases rent by over 100% Hillingdon Council says rents have been below market value for years and argues it has a duty to residents to ‘to manage its commercial properties properly and achieve best value’ Evening Standard · Aug 13
London council slams Sadiq Khan over demand to build thousands of new homes on green belt Hillingdon Council branded proposals to build more than 14,000 new homes on greenfield land in the borough ‘wholly disproportionate’ Evening Standard · Aug 13
'Serious concerns' from Government over Tory-run London council's finances Government says it has ‘serious concerns’ about Hillingdon Council's finances after issuing the west London borough with a notice to improve Evening Standard · Jul 17
Government issues notice due to ‘serious concerns’ about how London council is run It comes after the Government ordered a review of the council’s finances and governance as a condition for financial support Evening Standard · Jul 16
Evening Standard · Jul 5 London council 'playing Russian roulette' with lives over management of popular lido Thousands of visitors are unaware that swimming in the west London lido is banned
Evening Standard · Jun 16 West London residents hit out as block of flats used as toilet and fly-tipping hotspot The block is managed by Home Group, a prominent housing association and social enterprise
Evening Standard · Jun 15 Residents outraged as west London flat block becomes fly-tipping hotspot Locals at Felix Court in Yiewsley say problems around their block, including a rat infestation, have increased in recent years
Evening Standard · Jun 11 Half a million viral 'squishy' toys seized at Heathrow Airport Trading Standard officers have stopped 500,000 potentially dangerous ‘squishy’ toys from entering the UK in the last two months
Evening Standard · Apr 15 Reform urged to ditch London council candidate who shared vile Islamophobic posts A post from Howard Raymond Dini’s account made reference to celebrating ‘when every f***ing Palestinian is dead’
Evening Standard · Jan 9 London council 'at risk of bankruptcy' to increase tax, fees and charges The authority has admitted it will not be able to legally balance a budget without a bailout from the government
Evening Standard · Dec 29, 2025 Another London council ‘considering bringing in double council tax for second homes' The west London authority has just applied for emergency funding from the government
Evening Standard · Dec 19, 2025 Heathrow taxis plaguing local communities hit with blitz of 6,250 parking fines Hillingdon Council imposed a Public Spaces Protection Order to stop taxis and private hire vehicles waiting in local streets before picking up customers from the airport
Evening Standard · Nov 5, 2025 'It’s disgusting around here': The west London neighbourhood plagued by fly-tipping An area close to Heathrow Airport has become a fly-tipping hotspot
Evening Standard · Oct 6, 2025 London council plans to merge two schools despite teacher fears it'll harm pupils Teacher warns funding cut ‘will have a real impact on all children and particularly those with SEND’
Evening Standard · Sep 12, 2025 Prolific Heathrow parking fraudster jailed after conning passengers out of £1.3million Sonny Kaushal, 37, was jailed for two years and eight months after ripping off drives with ‘premium valet parking’ scam