Weekly Minutes:
Arun District Council-
Arun is investing in housing upgrades with new roofing, guttering, and safety works across Collyer Avenue homes. Delivered by specialist contractors, the project secures long-term resilience for council properties. Residents will benefit from safer, better maintained homes, reflecting the council’s wider commitment to modernising housing stock and ensuring community wellbeing.
Barking and Dagenham London Borough-
Barking and Dagenham is tackling fire safety head-on with a £12m programme to replace fire doors and address over 2,000 safety concerns. Running over four years, the investment ensures compliance with national safety laws and enhances housing standards, safeguarding thousands of residents across the borough’s social housing estates.
Haringey London Borough-
Haringey has launched a £4.8m improvement programme for nearly 250 homes, focusing on roofing, landscaping, and communal upgrades. Repairs at Fireman’s Flats and temporary classrooms for Park View School also feature. Together, these investments strengthen housing, education, and energy efficiency, supporting safer, more sustainable neighbourhoods across the borough.
Herefordshire Council-
Herefordshire is enhancing SEND provision with upgrades at Leominster Primary and Aylestone School. Funded by the High Needs Capital Grant, projects include classrooms, safeguarding measures, lighting, and drainage. These targeted improvements expand specialist capacity and ensure high-quality facilities for children, supporting inclusion and strengthening education provision across the county.
Leeds City Council-
Leeds has launched city-wide investment spanning housing, energy, and heritage. Plans include £11.1m for Seacroft energy efficiency, £282,000 to expand EV charging, and vital refurbishments at Morley Town Hall. Fire safety improvements and new council housing also feature, reflecting Leeds’ ambition for sustainable, safe, and inclusive community infrastructure.
Lichfield District Council-
Lichfield is delivering one of its largest housing adaptation programmes, approving a Disabled Facilities Grant Framework worth up to £1bn. Covering two years initially, the scheme provides vulnerable residents with adaptations that support independence and wellbeing. The investment reinforces the council’s commitment to accessibility and long-term community care.
Liverpool City Council-
Liverpool is prioritising safety, housing, and education with a wave of projects. Security services across city sites, modular classrooms at Millstead Primary, and retrofitting of 129 social homes highlight investment in essential services. These initiatives strengthen infrastructure, improve housing sustainability, and expand SEND places to support families across the city.
Mid and East Antrim Borough Council-
Mid and East Antrim is upgrading local services through new maintenance and waste management contracts. Heating systems, recycling equipment, and electrical facilities are all being improved. EV charging at Larne Football Club and an extended contractors’ framework also feature, highlighting the council’s focus on efficiency, accessibility, and community-focused infrastructure.
Salford City Council-
Salford is boosting community infrastructure through multiple projects. Upgrades at Turnpike Depot will enable an EV fleet, while modular classrooms expand Primrose Hill Primary. New football facilities, air quality monitoring, and school expansions also feature. Each scheme combines social value with sustainability, ensuring long-term benefits for residents across the city.
Sheffield City Council-
Sheffield is advancing major regeneration with healthcare and housing projects. A new £8m Transformational Hub will modernise GP services, while demolition at Hurlfield View paves the way for redevelopment. New water and waste contracts further support efficiency. Together, these initiatives strengthen Sheffield’s focus on renewal, sustainability, and public wellbeing.
Southend-on-Sea Borough Council-
Southend is delivering regeneration and inclusivity through key projects. Anchor Bay and Pier Stem works resume, safeguarding heritage, while a new £525,000 inclusive playground is planned for Shoebury East Beach. Housing support services will also be extended, underlining the council’s dedication to accessibility, community wellbeing, and sustainable coastal development.
Surrey Heath Borough Council-
Surrey Heath is driving regeneration with a £1.43m demolition and asbestos removal project at London Road Block, unlocking land for 550 homes. A joint waste collection contract and upgrades at Frimley Lodge Park further support sustainability. These initiatives balance growth, environmental responsibility, and quality services for local residents.
Teignbridge District Council-
Teignbridge is modernising its Waste Transfer Station with drainage, fire safety, and storage upgrades. Sustainability features include solar energy and greywater recycling, enhancing recycling efficiency. Scheduled for delivery by 2027, the project strengthens capacity, supports environmental goals, and ensures safe, modern facilities for waste management across the district.
Tendring District Council-
Tendring is improving sustainability at Clacton Leisure Centre with a new energy-efficient heating system. The £113,000 project, partly funded by Salix, replaces outdated oil boilers with greener technology. By reducing emissions and costs, the scheme reflects the council’s commitment to modern, environmentally responsible community facilities that benefit residents long-term.
Wandsworth London Borough-
Wandsworth has committed £8m to decarbonise five public buildings by 2028. Planned upgrades include solar panels, insulation, LED lighting, and heat pumps. Supported by national funding, the initiative cuts emissions and energy costs, positioning Wandsworth as a leader in local climate action and sustainable public infrastructure improvements.
Westminster London Borough-
Westminster is modernising parking with a new cashless system, delivered by multiple providers including RingGo and Just Park. The three-year deal, extendable to six, enhances convenience for drivers at no cost to the council. With projected revenue of up to £11.2m, the scheme boosts efficiency and customer choice.