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A report highlighting progress on rehousing Grenfell survivors and how the community programme is supporting local residents, is due to be discussed at the Housing and Communities Select Committee meeting on Monday 20 July.

If you need medical treatment, you can contact your local GP by calling them or using AskMyGP which you can access for your GPs website. If you do not have a GP at the moment, please contact NHS 111. 

Residents and visitors to Kensington and Chelsea can look forward to digital theatre, online carnival and a local art trail as the Council approves it’s 2020/21 Culture Plan.

Changes to support for those who have been classed as clinically extremely vulnerable and therefore shielding as a result of the suspension of shielding from Saturday 1 August 2020.

For the first time in its 54 year history, Notting Hill Carnival will move entirely online this August bank holiday weekend, with Notting Hill Carnival: Access All Areas.

Since pubs, restaurants and other businesses reopened on 4 July, there have been just 11 complaints regarding social distancing to the Kensington and Chelsea Council’s environmental health team.

The Council supports the Exhibition Road Cultural Group (ERCG) in aiding the recovery of arts and science institutions in South Kensington as they look to reopen after lockdown.

Libraries in Kensington and Chelsea are reopening with heightened hygiene and social distancing measures.