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Within the Council. We share data internally across departments. In some cases, two or more departments are jointly responsible for delivering a service, so they all need to access data. In these cases we make sure that the sharing is reasonable, is in line with data protection law, and respects your rights.
The work of the Council is implemented by council officers – these are staff who are not elected and are not party political. The person who is in overall charge of these staff is the Chief Executive. The Chief Executive is responsible for the strategic overview of all council services and for leading the Council’s core management team in ...
Visitor parking. We recently introduced emissions based parking. The amount you pay to park will vary, when paying by mobile, depending on where you park and the emissions of the vehicle. When paying to park using one of our pay and display machines the maximum charge will apply regardless of the emissions of your vehicle.
Report noise. You can report ongoing or one-off noise incidents at any time using our online form: Report noise now. You can also call 020 8356 3000 during office hours, Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm. If you want to call to report noise at any other time call 020 8356 4455. Enforcement officers are available during office hours and the ...
5 days ago · Hackney Council celebrates launch of Screen Hackney with free training course for aspiring film-makers. 2nd April 2024. Hackney is set to attract more filming opportunities into the borough with the launch of the Council’s re-branded film office, Screen Hackney. The refreshed brand features a new logo, website and social media accounts, and ...
Residents who live in parking zones can apply for a permit. They are available for 3, 6, or 12 months. permits are e-permits, so there is no need to display them in your vehicle. civil enforcement officers (parking wardens) can check your permit is valid using your vehicle registration mark. you can check the status of your e-permit or manage ...
shops. offices. pubs. warehouses. factories. holiday rental homes or guest houses. You’ll probably have to pay business rates if you are the occupier of a building or part of a building for non-domestic purposes. business rates booklet 2024 to 2025 (PDF 265kb) business rates explanatory notes 2024 to 2025 (google docs)
