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Thames Water fined for road works which left pedestrians unsafe

The first Grenfell Assembly took place on 24 September.  A number of local groups and residents attended to discuss various topics related to health and wellbeing.

Kensington and Chelsea Council has announced that every Council service will be carbon neutral by 2030.

An annual event that sees some of London’s best buildings open their doors to the public is back for 2019 – and visitors can get an inside look at several of Kensington’s architectural treasures.

Taking place over the weekend of 21-22 September, Open House London celebrates the capital’s urban design and infrastructure by providing free access to more than 800 buildings, walks and talks.

Trading Standards officers from Kensington and Chelsea Council are continuing to play a vital role in keeping knives out of the hands of the borough’s young people.

Grenfell-affected communities will soon be able to apply for a share of a £600k fund created by Kensington and Chelsea Council for local organisations to deliver priority projects. The Grenfell Projects Fund – set up following extensive consultation and codesign with residents – is part of the Council’s Grenfell Recovery Strategy.

MyRBKC is changing and we have introduced a new and revamped RBKC account which provides residents with an improved way of communicating with the Council.

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