Showing posts with label Muhammed Butt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Muhammed Butt. Show all posts
Wednesday, 20 August 2025

Potential Labour candidates for Brent Council 2026 election await the CIB's verdict on their selection

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The Campaign Improvement Board (CIB) the external body that is carrying out the selection of Labour Party candidates for the 2026 Brent Coun...
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Wednesday, 30 July 2025

Leader of Brent Council, Muhammed Butt, 'shares alarm' over Northwick Park Hospital Hydrotherapy Pool

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Wembley Matters reader and contributor Philip Grant wrote to Cllr Muhammed Butt, leaer of Brent Council, about the closure of the Northwick ...
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Friday, 18 July 2025

Brent Jewish Network meet Brent Council leader to express their 'strong support ' for Nablus twinning as positive step towards international friendship and understanding

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  Brent Jewish Network delegation with Brent Nablus Twinning Association outside Brent Civic Cent...
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Monday, 14 July 2025

EXCLUSIVE: Brent Jewish Network request a meeting with the leader of Brent Council to discuss their support for Nablus twinning.

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 The Jewish Bloc on a National March for Palestine June 2024   The  Brent Jewish Network has written to the the leader of Brent Council requ...
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Tuesday, 8 July 2025

Tory tea and biscuits for Reform supporters ahead of Nablus petition presentation

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I understand that Tory councillor Michael Maurice commandeered the Tory Group's office office at the Civic Centre yesterday evening to o...
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Thursday, 12 June 2025

Muhammed Butt issues information for families affected by India aircrash

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Sympathy and solidarity for all thse affected by the terrible news from India. Muhammed Butt issued the following on Twitter this afternoon ...
Monday, 19 May 2025

Cabinet agree £5m towards step free access and other improvements at Alperton Station. Lib Dems claim campaigning success.

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Brent Cabinet this morning agreed a £5m payment towards the cost of step free access to to Alperton Station,  mainly funded by Transport for...
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Sunday, 11 May 2025

The last Annual Meeting of the current Brent administration

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Wednesday's Annual Meeting of Brent Council marks the last year of the current administration and the thirteenth year of Muhammed Butt...
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Tuesday, 15 April 2025

How many affordable homes did Brent Council deliver in 2024/25? - Was it 530, or 434, or just 26?

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Guest post by Philip Grant in a personal capacity Brent Council would like you to believe that the answer is 530 new affordable homes. T...
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Friday, 4 April 2025

UPDATED WITH VITAL INFORMATION: Changes to the Barham Park restricted covenant for payment of £200,000 goes ahead allowing the building of four 3 storey houses in the park

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    Planning Committee  preliminaries and the section on the restrictive covenant.      (Video by Brent Council including  rather irritati...
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