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Mobile testing unit at Kensington Town Hall
5 September 2020
A Coronavirus mobile testing unit will be in place outside Kensington Town Hall on Sunday 6 and Monday 7 September from 10am to 5pm.
Increase in Kensington and Chelsea Coronavirus cases
4 September 2020
There has been a rise in the number of coronavirus cases in recent weeks in the borough. In the week Thursday 23 to Wednesday 29 August there were 42 confirmed Coronavirus cases.
Mayor’s Awards celebrate borough’s selfless servants
3 September 2020
Twenty-six selfless servants of the Kensington and Chelsea community have had their efforts recognised with a Mayor’s Award.
Schools embrace active travel
2 September 2020
Seven schools in Kensington and Chelsea are encouraging walking, cycling and scooting to school with new road closures at drop off and pick up times.
The four biggest concerns parents have ahead of children returning to school
1 September 2020
As schools reopen for an autumn term like no other, we look at some of the most frequent conerns voiced by parents sending their children back into the classroom.
Become a scissor supremo with free barbering course
27 August 2020
Want to take the first steps towards a creative career as a barber without leaving your living room? Sign up for a free Community Leadership Programme course with the scissor supremos from North Kensington’s Mo Better Cutz.
Letter from Director of Public Health about Carnival
27 August 2020
Open letter to residents and carnival visitors for Notting Hill Carnival 2020.
Coronavirus cases in Kensington and Chelsea
27 August 2020
Coronavirus cases in Kensington and Chelsea are fluctuating, but remain relatively low.
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