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The two-year supply chain project has reached its halfway point, having engaged with over 100 SMEs in Kensington and Chelsea despite Coronavirus restrictions and has seen a business successfully secure a contract on a large local development.

Leighton House museum has launched a crowdfunding campaign through the Art Fund platform, Art Happens, seeking to raise £17,300 in only 30 days (20 October – 19 November 2020). 

Community arts group 24 Hearts filled North Kensington with a swarm of larger-than-life bees and butterflies thanks to a Grenfell Projects Fund initiative.

The borough's first dedicated school for children with autism and learning difficulties has been named Kensington Queensmill.

Residents who are told to self-isolate by NHS Test and Trace may be entitled to a payment of £500 to support them staying at home.

A message from Russell Styles, Director of Public Health for Kensington and Chelsea regarding the new three tier system to control the spread of Coronavirus. 

London will move to High (Tier 2) alert level from midnight at midnight on Friday 16 October. 

The Council is working with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) as part of a national effort to make sure that local businesses are Covid-secure and help tackle the spread in the borough.