Courtauld Lang Syne: Art college says it has ‘learned lessons’ from bagpipes row
Residents raise objections over potential for noise and disturbance from new Vernon Square premises
Read MoreCommunity development chief reassures that advice services won’t be ‘binned’
Comments on levels of funding for advice services provoke ‘concern’ as Town Hall looks at new system partnership with voluntary sector
Read MoreCourtauld Institute’s temporary campus meets resistance from residents
Art Institute to remain in Vernon Square premises while Somerset House undergoes refurbishment
Read MoreHard up parks department banking on reinventing itself as a health service
Councillors unwilling to recommend extra funding for parks due to decline in central government funding
Read MoreBoard game bar rolls the dice on late openings so customers can finish ‘often lengthy’ contests
Grin and Beer It claims current opening hours have resulted in gamer ‘dissatisfaction’
Read MoreWheelchair row sparks calls for “more leeway” in Town Hall’s assessments of disabled residents
Councillors ‘concerned’ as committee hears of wheelchair user asked for further proof of disability
Read MoreNowMedical: Councillors reiterate concerns over use of company’s services
Council continues to ‘actively look for alternatives’ to use of controversial reports
Read MoreCouncil to roll out ‘resilience matrix’ to help support vulnerable residents
Officers hope to be able to tailor services as councillors urge more detailed data capture on vulnerable residents’ needs
Read MoreCouncil ignored expert advice in making disabled worker ‘hot desk’, tribunal finds
Debbie Japal, who won her discrimination case in January, was refused a dedicated workstation despite support from doctors and nurses
Read MoreThree Sisters, Almeida Theatre, review: ‘Captivating display of human suffering’
Sharp choreography and bursts of humour lift this terrifying glimpse over the abyss
Read More‘Final piece of jigsaw’ for King’s Cross facelift wins council approval
Building W3 is one of the last steps in a years-long overhaul of the area
Read MoreHousing association block granted reprieve from overshadowing development
Planning committee defers decision on Brewery Road storage block until exact light loss figures are available
Read MoreSports bar condemned as residents complain of ‘violent, drunken crowds’
Bar will have to serve food with alcohol under terms of current licence as neighbours complain of feeling ‘threatened’
Read More‘We had to turn down Aziz Ansari’: Popular comedy club wins licence for late-night gigs
Extension of hours will allow 2Northdown to ‘fall in line with other venues’
Read MoreVulnerable residents at risk of being ‘left behind’ in fires, councillors warn
Town Hall urged to look again at personal emergency evacuation plans for council housing residents
Read MoreUp-and-coming King’s Cross theatre seeks late-night comedy licence
One objection received to application as theatre reassures that its crowds are ‘quiet’
Read MoreNHS England accused of ‘top-down power grab’ by council leader and campaigners
Keep Our NHS Public claim reforms under long-term plan could harm local accountability
Read MoreBrexit uncertainty casts shadow over £400m Moorfields Eye Hospital relocation
Councillors give careful scrutiny to decision to move to St Pancras site
Read MoreDeputy leader reassures councillors over potentially ‘frightening’ social care savings
New approach to care packages described as ‘holy grail, producing better services and saving money’
Read MoreCouncil tax to rise by 2.99 per cent as finance chief bemoans ‘forced’ cuts
Green councillor calls for cost of parking bikes in hangars to be added to annual car parking permit price
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