Showing posts with label Scrutiny Committee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scrutiny Committee. Show all posts
Thursday, 3 October 2024

UPDATED with proposal for better Governance that Cllr Butt refused to be heard by Trustees. 'Barham Park? Nothing to see here. Carry on.' - Scrutiny Committee verdict

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 Funfair owner and developer George Irvin was the elephant in the room that popped up now and again at yesterday's Scrutiny Committee....
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Wednesday, 28 August 2024

Despite a difficult first year Brent Council concludes that Continental Landscapes are up to the job. Will Scrutiny Commitee agree?

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My article on Monday LINK asked if Continental Landscapes were up to the job of looking after Brent's parks, open spaces, estates and g...
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Friday, 26 July 2024

LETTER: Cllr Tatler's comments on South Kilburn regeneration progress 'not quite accurate'

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Dear Editor  While reading the minutes of the Resources & Public Realm Scrutiny Committee meeting held on the 23rd April 2024 LINK , I ...
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Wednesday, 1 May 2024

Regeneration at Scrutiny meeting – The truth about Brent’s Wembley Housing Zone land – two follow-up emails

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 Guest post by Philip Grant in a personal capacity Cllr. Tatler (front right) on the Cecil Avenue site in March 2023. (from a Brent Cou...
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Tuesday, 23 April 2024

South Kilburn Regeneration viability troubles should be on the Scrutiny Committee agenda tonight

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 A number of factors have combined to threaten the financial viability of regeneration schemes across Brent and London including the require...
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Friday, 17 November 2023

ACE Brent (Action on the Climate and Ecological Emergency Brent), a new coalition of Brent environment groups, challenges Brent Council to step up its climate action

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 From words to action       ACE Brent (Action on the Climate and Ecological Emergency Brent), a new coalition of Brent environment groups, c...
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Thursday, 16 November 2023

UPDATED: Cost of putting Granville New Homes right rises to £25m. Brent Council purchased them for £17.1m

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  Tucked away in the Housing Management Update tabled for next Thrsday's Scrutiny and Wellbeing Committee is the above paragraph, devoid...
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