Page 39 - Hackney Council News Today

Hackney Council reveals new insight into the ongoing cost of a ransomware attack that devastated its systems two years ago.

Hackney Council has cancelled a penalty charge notice issued to the car of Prudence Smith, from Stoke Newington, who died three months earlier.

Standard LGV and HGV training prepares drivers who aspire to become recognized drivers in their field with the skills and resources required to perform excellently in their licence acquisition test.

Councillors hit out at the government for considering cuts to spending on public services, warning there is nothing left to cut

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EXCLUSIVE: Londoners are fighting to save the citys nightlife after becoming fed-up with the constant noise complaints threatening to close their local boozers.

A resident living in Hackney Central claims that she was served with a penalty charge notice by the council that was backdated.

Teenagers held after 15-year-old died of knife injuries

If the monarchy is to show it isn't tone deaf, tomorrow's ceremony should incorporate sounds from throughout the Commonwealth

In 2015 KPF was given permission to demolish Bavaria House, a granite-clad office block completed in 1988, and build a 45-storey office and hotel building