Newsroom

Kensington and Chelsea’s Mayor has shared his condolences with Lebanon’s Ambassador to the United Kingdom following the tragic explosions in Beirut on Tuesday (4 August).

A local sculpture damaged during the response to the Grenfell Tower tragedy is going to be removed from the site for repair on 24 August 2020.

Celebrate Notting Hill Carnival online this year and share your best Carnival memories with the hashtag #MyBestCarnival.

Foodbanks and community kitchens are staying well-stocked thanks to regular deliveries from the Council and its partners. 

Half a million pounds worth of active travel improvements confirmed, after the Council invests an extra £300k, more than doubling Transport for London funding.

With fewer activities and services available to young people this summer, we must all do our bit to report the signs of child abuse.
 

Two new fast-tracked, temporary licences for outdoor furniture have been introduced in the borough to support an al fresco revolution.

A Key Worker Pilot Scheme providing affordable modern apartments for NHS and education staff in Kensington and Chelsea has been launched.