Newsroom

With warmer weather on the way and the lockdown still in effect, residents are being reminded not to have a barbecue on their balcony.

Volunteers are stepping-up and filling roles around the borough in response to the Coronavirus pandemic. 

The new campaign will provide relevant domestic abuse information and support services to residents in Kensington and Chelsea, Westminster and Hammersmith and Fulham. 

Following some concerns from residents who are worried about essential fire safety works taking place during the Coronavirus pandemic, we have outlined the Council’s approach to these works.

Kensington and Chelsea Council and the Metropolitan Police reaffirm their support for those affected by anti-social behaviour or domestic abuse.

The Family Information Service has resources to keep your whole family safe, active and informed. 

A message to residents from the Mayor, Cllr Will Pascal. 

A new £500,000 funding pot will provide an extra lifeline for small businesses in Kensington and Chelsea amid the COVID-19 pandemic.