Councillor Amir Ali Khan
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Positions, Voting Record & Activity Summary
Amir Ali Khan's council service, as documented, primarily falls within the year 2025. During this period, his engagement was marked by participation in key committees. He was a listed member of the Corporate and Resources Committee, attending meetings in June and September. Additionally, he participated in the Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee in September. While specific actions or statements were not recorded for him during these meetings, his presence indicates an involvement in the governance and operational aspects of the council, particularly concerning corporate resources and local neighbourhood matters. Given the limited scope of documented activity, it is difficult to ascertain a significant evolution of focus or specific contributions beyond his committee memberships. His consistent area of interest appears to be in contributing to council decision-making processes through his committee roles.
Yearly Activity Timeline
In 2025, Amir Ali Khan was a listed member of the Corporate and Resources Committee, attending meetings in June and September. He also participated in the Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee in September. No specific actions or statements were recorded for him during these meetings.
Monthly Activity in 2025
During December 2025, Councillor Amir Ali Khan participated in the Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee meeting on December 9th. He voted in favor of several funding allocations, including a £2,000 Neighbourhood Community Grant and a £1,000 Councillor Ward Funding allocation for Man&Boy. He also supported a £1,100 Councillor Ward Funding allocation to the Kingston Tamil Heritage Group and a £1,200 allocation to the Surbiton Club for the Blind. Additionally, Councillor Khan voted to permit planning application 25/01390/FUL for land to the rear of 21-23 The Ridge, Surbiton, KT5 8HU, subject to conditions. Apologies for his absence were recorded at the Council meeting on December 16th, although the minutes also mention a previous meeting date of October 14th, which may be an error.
Meetings in December 2025
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In November 2025, Councillor Amir Ali Khan attended two council meetings. At the Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee meeting on November 4th, he introduced himself as: > I'm Councillor Amir LeConn from Serberton Hill Ward. He is also a member of the Corporate and Resources Committee, attending their meeting on November 27th, though no specific statements or actions from him were recorded in the provided reports pack.
Meetings in November 2025
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During October 2025, Amir Ali Khan had no recorded activity or statements during the Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee meeting on October 9th.
Meetings in October 2025
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During September 2025, Amir Ali Khan participated in two council meetings as a member: the Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee on September 9th and the Corporate and Resources Committee on September 30th. There is no record of him speaking or taking specific actions in either meeting.
Meetings in September 2025
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Councillor Amir Ali Khan served as a member of the Licensing Sub-Committee during its meeting on August 26, 2025. However, the available documentation does not indicate any specific statements or actions taken by him during the meeting.
Meetings in August 2025
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Amir Ali Khan did not have any recorded activity or participation in the Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee meeting on July 15, 2025.
Meetings in July 2025
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During June 2025, Amir Ali Khan was a listed member of the Corporate and Resources Committee for the meeting held on June 26th. No specific actions or statements were recorded for him during this meeting.
Meetings in June 2025
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Activity Timeline
Meetings Attended Note this may include planned future meetings.
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Corporate and Resources Committee - Thursday, 24 September 2026 - 7:30 pm
Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee - Tuesday, 8 September 2026 - 7:30 pm
Council - Tuesday, 14 July 2026 - 7:30 pm
The Council meeting on Tuesday 14 July 2026 was scheduled but did not proceed with decisions, as indicated by its 'SCHEDULED_ONLY' status. The agenda included discussions on climate change action, changes to the Blue Badge appeals process, and the re-establishment of the Health and Wellbeing Board.
Council - Tuesday, 14 July 2026 - 8:30 pm
A special meeting of the Council of Kingston upon Thames was scheduled to take place on Tuesday 14 July 2026. The primary item on the agenda was the proposed appointment of two former councillors as Honorary Aldermen.
Decisions from Meetings
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Review of the Blue Badge Appeals Process
From: Corporate and Resources Committee - Thursday, 25 June 2026 - 7:30 pm - June 25, 2026
The Corporate and Resources Committee of Kingston upon Thames Council decided on 25 June 2026 to approve the de-establishment of the current Member-led Blue Badge Appeals Panel process, subject to Full Council approval and constitutional amendments. Authority was delegated to the Executive Director of Residents and Communities to oversee revised outsourced arrangements for the concessionary travel service, including an updated review and assurance process.
For Determination
Appointments to Outside Bodies 2026-30
From: Corporate and Resources Committee - Thursday, 25 June 2026 - 7:30 pm - June 25, 2026
The Corporate and Resources Committee of Kingston upon Thames Council approved appointments to outside bodies on 25 June 2026. The committee resolved that appointments be made to organisations as set out in Annex 1 for the period to the end of the 2029/30 Municipal Year unless otherwise stated. This included appointing councillors to Kingston First and the Kingston Chamber of Commerce.
Recommendations Approved
Soft FM (Cleaning and Porterage) - Contract Award
From: Corporate and Resources Committee - Thursday, 25 June 2026 - 7:30 pm - June 25, 2026
The Corporate and Resources Committee of Kingston upon Thames Council approved the award of a Soft FM contract on 25 June 2026. The contract is for three years with a possible two-year extension, valued at £7.51m excluding VAT, to provide cleaning, pest control, fire alarm testing, and porterage services for corporate property. The new contract will introduce a Computer Aided Facility Management (CAFM) system for planned and reactive work.
Recommendations Approved
Temporary Accommodation - Special Purpose Vehicle Update
From: Corporate and Resources Committee - Thursday, 25 June 2026 - 7:30 pm - June 25, 2026
The Corporate and Resources Committee of Kingston upon Thames Council decided on 25/06/2026 to not proceed with creating a Special Purpose Vehicle for housing homeless households. The committee approved purchasing 150 properties for temporary accommodation to be held within the General Fund. Delegated authority was given to the Executive Director of Place, in consultation with the Section 151 Officer and relevant Portfolio Holder, to purchase these properties.
Recommendations Approved
Postal Services and Solutions Contract
From: Corporate and Resources Committee - Thursday, 25 June 2026 - 7:30 pm - June 25, 2026
The Corporate and Resources Committee of Kingston upon Thames Council approved recommendations on 25/06/2026. A new Postal Services and Solutions contract will be procured through a Pan-London Postal Board mini-competition under the Crown Commercial Service Framework RM6280. Authority is delegated to the Director of Culture, Customer and Residents and the Portfolio Holder for Communities, Commissioning and Customer Contact to approve the final contract award and enter into the contract, commencing September 2026 for five years with an estimated value of up to £1,950,000.
Recommendations Approved
Summary
- Meetings attended
- 92
- Average per month
- 1.7
- Decisions recorded Not all decisions are recorded, so this may significantly underestimate the number of decisions actually made.
- 112