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Help name a new school for children with autism and learning difficulties
Kensington and Chelsea's first dedicated school for children with autism and learning difficulties will open in North Kensington, next to Barlby Primary School, in autumn 2021 - and you can have your say on its name. Choose your favourite from the shortlist. This consultation closed on 12 July 2020. MoreOpened 12 March 2020 -
School Street - Knightsbridge School
A School Street is a road, or section of road, outside a school that becomes a pedestrian and cycle zone during the school's opening and closing times. These timed road closures aim to reduce congestion and poor air quality directly outside school gates by preventing parents' vehicles from accessing the road to drop off or collect children. Additionally, they make the area outside the school safer and can make it easier for families to choose more sustainable modes of travel. Residents... MoreOpened 2 March 2020 -
School Street - Wetherby Kensington
A School Street is a road, or section of road, outside a school that becomes a pedestrian and cycle zone during the school's opening and closing times. These timed road closures aim to reduce congestion and poor air quality directly outside school gates by preventing parents' vehicles from accessing the road to drop off or collect children. Additionally, they make the area outside the school safer and can make it easier for families to chose more sustainable modes of travel. Residents... MoreOpened 2 March 2020 -
Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Reduction Strategy
Kensington and Chelsea Council is developing a new five-year Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Reduction Strategy. Our proposed key priorities include: improving the advice and information that is available to residents with housing problems to help them make the right choices for them offering advice and support as early as possible, before losing a home becomes a possibility working across the Council, and with our... MoreOpened 16 February 2020 -
Redcliffe Square Gardens
This winter the Council will be undertaking some improvements to Redcliffe Square Gardens to improve the perimeter planting, replacing current park benches with more accessible ones with arms and improving grass areas of the park particularly under trees. There are also opportunities to improve the playground, add additional seating and some natural play facilities. The Council is seeking the views of local residents and park users on these potential improvements. MoreOpened 31 January 2020
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