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Barking and Dagenham Council's ninth Women's Empowerment Awards honour borough's outstanding women
… Barking and Dagenham Council's ninth Women's Empowerment Awards honour borough's outstanding women Barking and Dagenham Council’s ninth Women’s Empowerment Awards ceremony took … of the Year 2024: Suzanne Hedges Throughout March, the council has hosted a packed programme of events for the … -
Renewed focus for Beam Energy as renewable energy moves higher up the agenda
… backdrop of a hugely changing energy market. Set up by the council in December 2018, Beam Energy’s mission was simple. … was the product of a partnership with Nottingham City Council’s wholly owned not-for-profit energy company, Robin … meters. With the recent announcement that Nottingham City Council are looking to sell Robin Hood Energy, and in the … -
Weaver’s Quarter – Bouygues to conduct checks and repairs
… quality, including latent defects. Barking and Dagenham Council owns the freehold on the land. Since the incident, Barking and Dagenham Council has been working behind the scenes to ensure … of their 12-year guarantee with L&Q. Barking and Dagenham Council welcomes Bouygues willingness to accept its … -
Community Trigger
… has been taken after you have complained to us at the council, police or a registered housing provider about 3 … in the local community have complained separately to the council, police or registered housing provider about similar … form, you need to be signed in to your Barking and Dagenham Council My B&D Account. If you don't have one, you can … -
Embrace your creative side with Pen to Print’s Comic Book Workshops
… Comic Book Workshops over the coming months, as part of the council’s Pen to Print programme. The workshops commenced on … literary festival 'ReadFest'. They are organised by the council’s libraries’ Pen to Print programme and made possible by funding from Arts Council, England. "It is wonderful to see our residents … -
Tossed cigarette costs Dagenham driver £1,500
… car was spotted by an eagle-eyed Barking and Dagenham Council enforcement officer last February committing the … Knight was required, under Section 17 of the Greater London Council’s General Powers Act 1972, to provide details of who … this today. Cleaning up after other people is a waste of taxpayer’s money – money that could be better spent … -
Dagenham schools bring back school crossing patrols to the borough
… service to be reinstated. Working with Barking and Dagenham Council ‘s legal team, the schools managed to self-fund the … North. School crossing patrols, which were funded by the council, were axed in 2017 when the difficult decision was made to scrap them due to government funding cuts. Councillor Evelyn Carpenter, Cabinet Member for Educational … -
Barking and Dagenham working on cleaner streets during lockdown
… caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Barking and Dagenham Council is taking advantage of quieter town centres to carry … tackle stains and grease while disinfecting public areas. Councillor Syed Ghani, Cabinet Member for Public Realm, … who are out and about for essential reasons. “A number of councils are using this quieter time opportunity to deep … -
Free mobile data, calls and messages up for grabs
… Foundation and Virgin Media O2 in partnership with the council, eligible residents will be able to access up to 7GB … rising energy costs and pressures on their finances, so the council is doing as much to give people a helping hand. … too small and every little helps – this is another way the council is helping residents to manage their everyday … -
Cash & Carry fined huge fee for breaking Street Trading Licence rules
… & Carry, 274 Heathway was visited by Barking and Dagenham Council’s street enforcement officers on 9 December 2020, … legal requirements as they had previously been visited by council officers, however they continued to allow the stalls … must now pay a fine of £307, costs to Barking and Dagenham Council of £559 and a Victim Surcharge of £34. Councillor …