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A joint statement from Caroline Woodley, Mayor of Hackney, and Dawn Carter-McDonald, Chief Executive.

Hackney pupils ranked joint first in provisional KS2 SATs results

Residents and organisations invited to share views by 3 October

An improved Dalston Square was launched for the local community last weekend

Burning wood and other domestic fuels causes harmful air pollution which can lead to asthma, heart disease and other serious illnesses

Hackney Council and local partners are marking International Overdose Awareness Day (31 August) with a week of activities to raise awareness of the risks posed by increasingly dangerous drugs, provide support to residents, and remember those lost to overdose.

Hackney students celebrate their resilience and hard work as they receive their GCSE results

Chatsworth Road Sunday market is about to be transformed into a fully pedestrianised shopping and eating zone, making it safer, more spacious, and perfect for a Sunday walk. 

Hackney students celebrate their A-Level and BTec results

More than £1.25 million will be invested in Hackney’s community organisations after the Council’s new Voluntary and Community Sector (VCS) grants programme opened for applications.

Improvement work is set to begin on a new project to create safer, healthier and more welcoming streets, as part of the Council’s Liveable Neighbourhood programme. 

An update from Cllr Robert Chapman