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Council services affected by global Microsoft outage
13 November 2026Like many organisations around the world, we’re experiencing disruption tas a result of a global Microsoft outage.
Council opens consultation on tough budget choices
12 November 2026Over £65 million in savings proposed along with council tax increase by up to 70 per cent in our budget
New proposals to step up the fight against anti-social behaviour
10 November 2026Have your say on our plans to tackle everything from dumped e-bikes and noisy drivers to illegal street trading
Christmas events in Kensington and Chelsea 2026
5 November 2026Your guide to lights switch-ons and festive celebrations across the borough
2026 Remembrance Sunday services in Kensington and Chelsea
2 November 2026Two Acts of Remembrance will take place in Kensington and Chelsea on Sunday 8 November 2026.
Demanding action from rental e-bike operators
30 October 2026The calls for action come as the Council seizes over 2,000 e-bikes this year alone
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Residents help to improve how we respond to complaints
5 May 2026
Kensington and Chelsea residents have been helping to co-design a new end-to-end complaints process.
Introducing our most accessible elections ever
30 April 2026
A comprehensive range of measures will make this year’s poll the most accessible in the borough’s history.
Keep those drains clear!
28 April 2026
Follow our simple steps on disposing of fat and oil responsibly.
Thames Water prosecuted for unsafe street works
20 April 2026
Water company fined £10,000 for carrying out unsafe works in Seymour Walk
Cleaning crews battle fires due to incorrectly disposed batteries
15 April 2026
Disposing of batteries in your general waste? It puts our cleaning crews in danger and risks causing fires.
Temporary prop reduces risk of future Albert Bridge closures
15 April 2026
A prop has been installed to support a weakened component at Albert Bridge.
Albert Bridge reopens to pedestrians and cyclists
10 April 2026
The bridge was closed temporarily to all, after sensors and engineers detected changes to movement during warmer weather.
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