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Tower Hamlets Corporate Equalities Plan 2024 – 2026

Description: Tower Hamlets Council goes the extra mile to ensure good food for residents

Description: Tower Hamlets Council leads the way in food poverty - scooping Sustain Award

Description: Tower Hamlets support services for health and mental health support

Description: We are recruiting for a number of new Tower Hamlets Enforcement Officer (THEO) roles, to help the police tackle crime and anti-social behaviour and support residents with any safety concerns.

Description: The equality policy sets out a clear commitment to ensure equality is at the heart of everything we do.

Description: The Family Hub network involves various partners who help to provide services and guidance for babies, kids, and teens up to 19.

Description: Tower Hamlets has been recognised as a 'Tree City of the World' for the fourth year in a row by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and the Arbor Day Foundation. Since our initial recognition in 2022, the council has continued to invest in greening our borough and cultivating local biodiversity through an extensive tree-planting programme. Since then, we have planted over 4,000 new trees. Of these 4,000 trees, 909 have been on public highways and streets, 2,826 across parks and 294 across housing estates.

Description: The Tower Hamlets School Admissions Forum includes representatives of schools,parents, governors, Diocesan boards and the Council of Mosques