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School

Streets and properties affected

Restricted times

(Monday to Friday)

Globe Primary 
  • Cyprus Street
  • Gawber Street
  • Moravian Street
  • Shepton Houses - Numbers 1-64

8.15 – 9.15am and 2.50 – 3.50pm

Hague Primary 
  • Finnis Street (all properties between Wilmot Street and Three Colts Lane junction)

8.45am – 9.15am and 3.15pm – 3.45pm

Harbinger Primary 
  • Cahir Street (all properties between Marsh Street and Westferry Road junction)

8.45am – 9.15am and 3.15pm – 3.45pm

Harry Gosling Primary
  • Commercial Road – Numbers 80-86 (Including the Skyline Plaza Building)  and No.88 (Manu court)
  • Henriques Street – between commercial road and Fairclough street

8.40 – 9.10am and 3.15 – 3.45pm

Harry Roberts Nursery
  • Commodore Street
  • Emmott Close
  • Sandalwood Close

8.15 – 9.15am and 3 – 4pm

Hermitage Primary
  • Hermitage Wall 
  • Orton Street
  • Hellings Street

8:30-9:30am and 3-4pm

John Scurr Primary
  • Cephas Street - Numbers 2 - 14F

8.15 – 9.15am and 3 – 3.45pm
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School

Streets and properties affected

Restricted Times

 (Monday to Friday)

Lawdale Junior 

Mansford Street – 130 Mansford Street (Charles Dickens House), Apartment 2 Bantry House, Lawdale Junior School, 117 & 117A Mansford Street

Old Bethnal Green Road – Oaklands School, School House & 20-20A
Adrian Boult House		 8.30am-9.30am and 3pm-4pm

Malmesbury Primary
  • Coborn Mews
  • Coborn Street
  • Regal Place

8.15am – 9.15am and 3pm – 4pm

Marion Richardson Primary 

  • Head Street/Senrab Street (all properties between Commercial Road and Antill Terrace)

8.45 – 9.15am and 3.15pm – 3.45pm

Olga Primary School

  • Lanfranc Road

  • Conyer Street

  • Medway Road   

  • Olga Street

8:30 - 9:15am and 2:45 - 3:30pm
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School Streets and properties affected Restricted times (Monday to Friday)
Stebon Primary School Wallwood Street (all properties between St Paul’s Way and Thomas Road junction) 8.40am – 9.10am and 3.15 – 3.45pm
Stepney Park Primary Smithy Street  8.40am - 9.20am and 3.10pm - 3.50pm
St Paul and St Luke Primary School

Baythorne Street

Leopold Street

Perley House (Weatherly Close) 

Steinman House (Ackroyd Drive)  

 8:15am – 9:00am and 3:00pm – 3:45pm
St Paul’s Way Foundation Primary School  

 

 8.40 - 9.10am and 3.15 - 3.45pm
St Saviours Primary School

Chrisp Street (between Brabazon Street and Morris Road)

Godalming Road,

Hobday Street,

Carmen Street (between Bowen Street north kerb and Hobday Street)

Brabazon Street (between Alton Street and Chrisp Street).

  8:45 - 9:15am and 3.15 – 3:45pm
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School Streets and properties affected Restricted times (Monday to Friday)
Wellington Primary 

Wellington Way (between its junction with Merchant Street and Tidworth Road)

Archibald Street

Ireton Street

Tidworth Road

Dimson Crescent

Morning: 8.30 - 9am

Evening: 3.15 – 3.45pm
William Davis Primary School

1, 5-31 Wood Close
Flats B1, A, B, C, D, E 89 Cheshire Street

 8:15-9:15 and 3:00 - 4:00pm
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Procurement provide the strategic lead for contracting in the council. Providing advice over the entire procurement process, so that the contracts that are let are compliant with the law and council procedures. Also, it is the responsibility of the procurement team to ensure that the council gets value for money in all contracts that we let.

We can help and inform the development of tender documentation. We also lead on issuing all competitive processes via our procurement portal.

We understand that sometimes, especially for smaller enterprises, trying to do business with the council can be intimidating or seem bureaucratic.  We are aiming to provide businesses with the information they need to be able to do business with the council by setting out the steps that they need to take to access our systems. Also, we will set out the type of processes that the council uses to undertake procurements.

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Information about free recruitment services and access to local talent. Free promotion of vacancies across Tower Hamlets and providing career paths for the local community.
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Whitechapel is experiencing rapid transformation with the arrival of Crossrail, the council’s new Town Hall and other investments. 

The Whitechapel Road Improvements Programme will see significant investment in the public spaces around Whitechapel, the market stalls, and associated infrastructure, to create the best possible environment for local communities.

The council would like all businesses to be part of and benefit from the changes occurring. To do this we have established the Whitechapel Town Centre Management Programme to support local businesses in the town centre. This will ensure they are a part of and benefit from the changes occurring in the area.

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We support businesses, community groups, residents and departments in the council in reducing carbon emissions.

At the event, we will be giving businesses the chance to calculate their carbon footprint and produce their own greenhouse gas report. They will know what their emissions are and target out how to reduce them. To be able to do this on the day businesses will need to bring:

  • the amount of electricity and gas they have consumed in the last year in kWh. It may be easiest for businesses to bring their energy bills along with them and we can look through them.
  • how many miles any vehicles they may have, have done in the last year
  • water bills so we can see their consumption for the last year
  • if available, any information on how much waste they have thrown out.

If businesses don’t have all this information, we can still use what information they do have. The most important information we need is the energy consumption and vehicle mileage.

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Tower Hamlets has some of the most iconic and internationally re-owned street markets in London. Some are award-winning. No other borough in London offers year round trading with such a choice of vibrant and contrasting markets.

With a proud history and tradition on many of the borough's markets, Tower Hamlets is keen to continue its investment and support of its 10 street markets.

These are:

  • Brick Lane
  • Bethnal Green Road
  • Chrisp Street
  • Columbia Road
  • Petticoat Lane Markets
  • Roman Road Market
  • Roman Road Square (Globe Town)
  • Sclater Street
  • Watney Market
  • Whitechapel Market

Businesses can expect to receive information on becoming a market trader in the borough. Having a market stall in one of our markets offers a low cost entry into testing or starting to sell products to customers and an opportunity for online businesses to have a physical base to sell their products. We also offer a variety of special events, introductory pricing, pitch promotions, incentives and new market opportunities available on an ongoing bases.

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Information on mental health, long-term conditions and smoking support for the workplace

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