The recent London news round-up highlights several key issues affecting local councils including Lambeth's potential £4.1M gain through contract refinancing. Meanwhile, Camden Council has apologized for disturbances caused by a film crew in Fitzrovia, while concerns arise about the impact of Waltham Forest's proposed shift to bi-weekly trash collections on fly-tipping. Croydon Council reassured the public regarding the future of a historic manor house, and plans to increase commercial activities at Hampstead Heath have been met with mixed reactions as the fight to prevent local post office closures continues.
Lambeth Council is set to gain up to £4.1M from refinancing the Myatts Field North PFI contract, which highlights the benefits of strategic fiscal management.
Concerns have been raised about Waltham Forest Council's plan to move to fortnightly black bin collections, with fears that this could exacerbate fly-tipping issues in the area.
Hampstead Heath may soon face an increase in commercial events and fees as part of plans by the City of London to boost income generation from the park.
A historic manor house in Croydon will remain publicly owned despite concerns over its potential sale to manage the council's debts.
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