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Over 40,000 rapid community tests have been carried out for those who can’t work from home and the parents or guardians of school age children by Kensington and Chelsea Council since community testing began in early December. 

Statement from Cllr Emma Will, lead member for community safety, on the safety of women and girls following the death of Sarah Everard.

As part of the Community Works programme, residents can help select their top priority projects to be allocated £250,000 to support local people into employment.

In Kensington and Chelsea we want to help improve the quality of life and life-chances for everyone.

Following discussions, the Council has asked Catalyst Housing to temporarily pause the felling of seven trees.

New measures including a pedestrian crossing at Battersea Bridge and a segregated cycle lane on Chelsea Bridge are in the pipeline.

There are still three weeks for residents across Kensington and Chelsea to help shape the next year of the borough’s Community Leadership Programme.

Residents at the Margaret Thatcher Infirmary, the on-site care home for nearly 50 Chelsea Pensioners, were among the first to receive visitors.