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Living Wage Rates rise providing boost for Hackney workforce
Councillor Carole Williams, Cabinet Member for Employment, Human Resources and Equalities, has released a statement on this week’s announcement about new Living Wage Rates for 2025/2026
Supporting our children and young people with SEND
A message from Caroline Woodley, Mayor of Hackney, and Cllr Anya Sizer, Deputy cabinet member for families, early years and SEND
“Bringing residents together to make our main roads work for everyone”
People from across Hackney’s communities are working together to help shape the future of the borough's main roads as part of an innovative new engagement approach to ensure they work for everyone.
Hackney Museum’s latest display celebrates the local youth-led campaign for afro hair representation
Stories Woven In Strands, a free display at Hackney Museum, explores texturism and the Hackney youth group campaign for better hair representation through emojis.
New and improved cargo bikes available to rent in Hackney
Eight new cargo bikes are now available to rent in Hackney, as the borough re-launches its pioneering share scheme with upgraded models and a new location.
Revealed: Hackney’s dog fouling hotspot
A crackdown on irresponsible dog owners in Hackney is beginning.
How to get involved Circular Economy Week 2025
To mark Circular Economy Week, which takes place from Monday 20-Sunday 26 October 2025, we’re hosting and supporting a range of events across Hackney to help you reduce, re-use and repair.
Hackney stands against hate for National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2025
Hackney marks National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2025 with a series of anti-hate crime pop-up stalls across the borough, focusing on supporting victims of disability hate.
Consultation to take place on changes to library opening times
Residents and library users will have the chance to help decide on changes to library opening times under plans to ensure Hackney’s libraries remain open in the face of the major financial challenges faced by the Council.
Joint statement to mark second anniversary of 7 October attacks
A message from Caroline Woodley, Mayor of Hackney, Cllr Peray Ahmet, Leader of Haringey Council and Cllr Barry Rawlings, Leader of Barnet Council
Statement on Manchester synagogue attack
A message from Caroline Woodley, Mayor of Hackney, and Cllr Susan Fajana Thomas, Cabinet Member for Community Safety.