The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea has been granted exceptions in various contexts, such as in legal cases, tax exemptions, and policy decisions. One notable example is the care leavers living in the borough who have been exempt from Council Tax since 1 April 2018, receiving a zero bill Source. Additionally, the borough has been involved in legal cases where exceptions have been challenged, such as the Government of the Republic of France v Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea case, where the borough's decision to grant certificates was contested Source. These exceptions are often granted to address specific local circumstances or to comply with legal requirements.
What were the responsibilities divided between the Greater London Council and borough councils?
Which boroughs ultimately formed the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames?
Which boroughs merged to form the new London Borough of Barnet?
What was the suggested name for the borough encompassing Ilford and Redbridge?
Which boroughs were abolished or transferred by the London Government Act of 1963?