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Volunteers, support organisations and local community groups are continuing to collaborate and deliver exceptional services to aid the relief efforts around the Coronavirus pandemic.

Kensington and Chelsea Council is one of 25 councils to commit to ensuring vital building safety work continues during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The below letter was issued from Houda Al Sharifi, Director of Public Health, to Ian Comfort, Chairman of Notting Hill Carnival Limited on 6 May 2020.

'Reporting child abuse is everyone's responsibility' says new RBKC and WCC campaign.

With children now seeing less adults due to the Government’s stay at home and social distancing guidelines, it is vital that you act on your suspicions.

The Council has given out over £260 million worth of business rates relief, grants and support from its own Business Interruption Fund.

Drug users who took over a vulnerable council tenant’s flat have been prohibited from visiting the property thanks to anti-social behaviour action taken by Kensington and Chelsea Council.

A year seven student from Kensington Aldridge Academy grilled Kensington and Chelsea Council’s Deputy Leader during an exclusive lockdown video interview.