Showing posts with label Brent Council. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brent Council. Show all posts
Friday, 22 November 2024

Even the lowest income families will pay some Council Tax next year Brent Council proposes. Consultation in progress ending on December 15th.

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  Brent Council is consulting on making changes in the Council Tax Support scheme. As you can see from above their drop-in sessions have att...
Thursday, 21 November 2024

UPDATE: Bridge Park Consultation Newsletter - what sites are involved?

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  Bridge Park Consultation Newsletter The Newsletter gives the impression that the consultation is just about Bridge Park and Unisys bu...
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Wednesday, 20 November 2024

UPDATED: Are things moving at last on the Bridge Park and dormant Unisys site in Stonebridge? Brent Council launches consultation

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  Unisys buildings  Unisys and Bridge Park from above  Site ownership I have prompted Brent Council several times recently over the Unisys/B...
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Tuesday, 19 November 2024

Brent Council to consider a formal twinning arrangement with Nablus after enabling motion passed

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   The Labour Group motion to 'c onsider a formal twinning agreement between Brent and the city of Nablus, which sits under the govern...
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Monday, 18 November 2024

Brent Council is consulting on new Local Flood Risk Management Strategy

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Brent has many waterways, some on open ground but others hidden underground in conduits that reveal their presence at times of flooding. Ext...
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Sunday, 17 November 2024

'He's got the whole of Brent in his hands' - Muhammed Butt grabs more power

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  It  had been suggested that Cllr Muhammed Butt has taken on Cllr Shama Tatler's portfolio only temporarily until a new Cabinet member ...
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Saturday, 16 November 2024

Cllr Ryan Hack set to become Brent's new Deputy Mayor

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 Cllr Ryan Hack (Brondesbury Park) is set to become Deputy Mayor of Brent after a narrow victory over Cllr Narinder Singh Bajwa (Northwick P...
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Friday, 15 November 2024

Lib Dems call on Brent Council to promote action to help protect tenants and leaseholders from unsafe and defective new builds

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 Wembley Park developments from King's Driv e     The Liberal Democrats have tabled the following debate topic for Monday's Full Cou...
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When is complaint not a complaint? – Part 2 Is there a 'cover up culture' at Brent Council

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Guest post by Philip Grant in a personal capacity Opening paragraphs of Kim Wright’s email to me of 27 September 2024.   On 2 October, M...
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Wednesday, 13 November 2024

318 room 'aparthotel' for Elm Road, Wembley Central at Brent Planning Committee tonight

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  Euro Hotel, Elm Road, Wembley Central Proposed Aparthotel (I don't remember Elm Road being that wide!) No it's not! Apart from the...
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Brent Council event: Help raise awareness of Islamophobia Tuesday 26th November 6pm-8pm Sign -up details.

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 From Brent Council Join Brent Council on Tuesday 26 November for an evening dedicated to raising awareness about Islam...