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A scientific paper has been published today (Thursday 28 March) by Professor Anna Stec on potential contaminants in the environment around Grenfell Tower. We recognise local people and staff working in the area may be concerned about this issue. 

We are urgently seeking interpretation of its findings from specialist scientists, and their advice on next steps. In the meantime, the NHS has put in place a comprehensive set of services including enhanced health checks and support with managing anxiety. If you are worried about your health, you should go to your GP. 

Information on the new MyRBKC web service.  Includes links to register and find out more about the service.

The Kensington and Chelsea Council section of your council tax bill will increase by 2.99 per cent from 1 April 2019. In addition, a further two per cent will be added to help fund adult social care in the borough. This means that the annual bill from the council for a Band D property will rise to £870.04, an increase of £3.43 per month.

News of Wiltshire Close Residents' Association

The Council has written to housing minister Kit Malthouse with an innovative suggestion to address an acute shortage of affordable housing - and address the impact on our communities from having so many empty homes.

Together with our partners, we have launched strongercommunities.rbkc.gov.uk, to ask local residents, community organisations and businesses in North Kensington what matters most to you.

Kensington and Chelsea is proud to be a part of this year’s Open House architectural celebration on 22-23 September 2018 

Kensington and Chelsea primary schoolchildren are top of the class in inner London and second nationally according to provisional results for Key Stage 2 SATs tests released by the Department for Education.