Team Hackney is Hackney’s local strategic partnership which is dedicated to improving the quality of life for everyone in the borough by bringing together the key people in the public, private, community and voluntary sectors. Its aim is to deliver the goals of the Community Strategy - Hackney’s ten-year vision. To support delivery of the Community Strategy, the partnership has agreed with Government a three year Local Area Agreement. The list of LAA indicators and Hackney's Story of Place are available for download here. Team Hackney is chaired by the elected Mayor of Hackney, Jules Pipe. Team Hackney produces a regular e-newsletter, Team Hackney Update - to keep people informed about the work of the partnership. To download the latest issue, see To view previous issues click here |
Join the Mayor of Hackney and the Deputy Leader of Tower Hamlets at a celebration to mark the boroughs’ commitment to safe, diverse and cohesive communities. The event includes the signing of the rainbow pledge, and will be hosted by the Reverend Paul Turp, Vicar of St Leonard’s Church. All are welcome. Light refreshments will be served. Thursday, 25 February, 3-5pm St Leonards, Shoreditch High Street, E1 6JN For further in formation on LGBT History Month |
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| Hackney’s Annual Report is published in two parts |
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Team Hackney Partnership Calendar 2009/10 ( 29 KB)
Have Your Say On Policing Priorities in Your Ward:Community Engagement Board Public Meeting invites you to come and share your views on keeping Hackney safe.Wednesday 24th February 2010 at Hackney Community College, Falkirk Street, London, N1 6HQ. For further information please downlaod flyer below: |
Working Together for a Better Hackney:Sharing Customer Insight - Friday, March 5th, The Education Centre, St Joseph's Hospice, Mare Street, London E8 4SA. All partners are welcome. Part of the Team Hackney Public Service Promise. To book a place or for more information contact Yvonne Parish at yvonne.parish@hackney.gov.uk. |
Health for North East London- to contribute towards this consultation on health services supported by north east London's primary care trusts and acute hospital trusts please click on the link below. Formal consultation will run until March 8th. Health for North East London |
London Overground closures- Services between Gospel Oak and Stratford are suspended for three months from February 20th to allow a major upgrade to take place. A rail replacement service will run seven days a week. For more information see www.tfl.gov.uk. |