The Cabinet approved the LBHF Digital Strategy 2026 to 2030 and its online publication on 12/10/2026. The strategy aims for a connected, inclusive, and innovative borough with secure, sustainable, and user-focused digital services. Further work will focus on a delivery plan and a council-wide transformation programme.

Councillor Bora Kwon, Cabinet Member for the Environment, Arts and Culture, in consultation with Bram Kainth, Executive Director for Place, authorised the waste contractor to purchase two 26-tonne Refuse Collection Vehicles on behalf of the Council on 13/08/2026. The purchase is to replace hired vehicles and is funded from existing capital programmes.

Councillor Homan, Cabinet Member for Community Safety, approved the procurement strategy for an Environmental Enforcement Service contract on 29/07/2026. This will secure continuity of service beyond the current contract expiry in November 2026 through a full competitive procurement exercise. The proposed contract term is four years with an option to extend.