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Enhanced testing around Portobello Road for the South African variant has ended.  Over 2,000 people have been tested, with more than three quarters being residents of the area.

More than 100 people had their say in a recent consultation looking at how we could improve emotional health and wellbeing support for adults in North Kensington who have been affected by Grenfell.

Cllr Catherine Faulks and Cllr Johnny Thalassites have written to businesses to thank them for their compliance ahead of the next stage of lockdown easing.

Key workers who served on the front line of the Covid-19 pandemic are settling into modern new homes provided through a Kensington and Chelsea pilot programme.

New guidelines for developers have been introduced to help keep world class healthcare services at the Royal Brompton Hospital.

Enhanced testing is taking place around Portobello Road.

Council meetings will return to a familiar format this month as we will start to hold in person Council, committee and Leadership Team meetings at Kensington Town Hall.

Kensington and Chelsea Council and headteachers at Barlby School and Kensington Queensmill School would like to update parents, teachers, and the local community, on construction of the new schools.