Councillor Amritpal Mann
Positions, Voting Record & Activity Summary
Councillor Amritpal Mann has demonstrated a consistent commitment to community engagement and addressing local concerns within the Heston and Cranford area, with a growing emphasis on data-driven decision-making and addressing systemic inequalities.
Key Themes and Priorities: Mann's work revolves around several key themes: community well-being, addressing social and economic disparities, advocating for improved services (particularly transport), and promoting data-driven decision-making. He consistently emphasizes the importance of community engagement and collaboration with local organizations.
Evolution of Focus: In 2024, Mann's focus was primarily on chairing the Heston and Cranford Area Forum, facilitating discussions, and advocating for increased community engagement. He addressed immediate resident concerns and supported local organizations. In 2025, while maintaining his commitment to community engagement, his focus broadened to include more systemic issues. He began to critically evaluate council policies, particularly transport, and highlighted the need to address wage disparities and the impact of environmental factors on mental health. This suggests a shift towards a more analytical and policy-oriented approach, supplementing his initial focus on direct community engagement.
Significant Contributions (Especially Recent Years): In 2025, Mann's most significant contributions include his vocal criticism of the council's transport policy, emphasizing its inadequacy in reducing emissions and supporting electric vehicle infrastructure. His concerns about the potential unintended consequences of successful fly-tipping clearance and residents' fear of reporting antisocial behavior also demonstrate a nuanced understanding of community issues. His highlighting of wage disparities in Hounslow and referencing studies linking environmental factors to mental health showcase his commitment to addressing systemic inequalities and promoting evidence-based solutions. His statement that >Hounslow was poorer than the rest of London and was continuing to fall behind, failing to catch up and doing nothing to address those issues
underscores his concern about the economic well-being of his constituents. His support for community projects like Heston in the Community
and his interest in their methods for measuring success also demonstrate a commitment to effective and impactful community initiatives. In 2024, his active chairing of the Heston and Cranford Area Forum and his advocacy for organizations like Sea Change West London were key contributions to fostering community engagement.
Patterns and Consistent Areas of Interest: A consistent pattern throughout both years is Mann's dedication to the Heston and Cranford area. He consistently attends relevant meetings and actively participates in discussions related to the area's well-being. He also demonstrates a consistent interest in community engagement and collaboration with local organizations. His advocacy for data-driven decision-making and his focus on addressing social and economic disparities are also recurring themes in his work. His attendance at Licensing & General Purposes Committee meetings in both years, though without documented specific action, suggests an ongoing interest in licensing and related matters.
Yearly Activity Timeline
In 2025, Councillor Amritpal Mann actively participated in council meetings, focusing on transport policy, community concerns, and wage disparities. He consistently emphasized the importance of data-driven decision-making and community well-being. He criticized the council's transport policy as inadequate for reducing emissions and addressing electric vehicle infrastructure needs, stating >As it stands, I shall not be supporting it, Madam May.
At the Heston and Cranford Area Forum, he supported the idea that the Council's success in clearing fly-tips might inadvertently attract more fly-tippers. He also raised concerns about residents' reluctance to report antisocial behavior due to fear and lack of confidence in police action. Mann showed a keen interest in community projects like Heston in the Community,
inquiring about their methods for measuring success and aligning them with council templates. He highlighted the potential of Meadowbank as a community center and the befriending service to improve wellbeing. He also drew attention to the disadvantage faced by residents due to lower average incomes in Hounslow and referenced Canadian studies linking proximity to major roads and air particulates to mental health issues. Towards the end of the year, he addressed wage disparities in Hounslow, arguing that >Hounslow was poorer than the rest of London and was continuing to fall behind, failing to catch up and doing nothing to address those issues.
He also submitted apologies for absence from the Budget Setting Meeting on February 25, 2025, which was noted again in May. He attended the Licensing & General Purposes Committee meetings in July and August, but the available documentation does not indicate that he spoke or took any specific action during the meetings.
Monthly Activity in 2025
During the November 25th Borough Council meeting, Councillor Amritpal Mann addressed wage disparities in Hounslow. He used data from the agenda pack (page 46) to argue that Hounslow is poorer than the rest of London and is falling further behind. He expressed concern about declining real wages and the widening gap between Hounslow and the rest of London, stating that being above the national average was insufficient due to factors like rent increases. > ...Hounslow was poorer than the rest of London and was continuing to fall behind, failing to catch up and doing nothing to address those issues.
Meetings in November 2025
Borough Council - Tuesday, 25 November 2025 7:30 pm - 25 November 2025
Councillor Amritpal Mann focused on wage disparities in Hounslow. He referenced graphs on page 46 of the agenda pack, highlighting the median annual wage and real wages. He argued that these graphs demonstrated that Hounslow is poorer than the rest of London and is falling further behind.
...Hounslow was poorer than the rest of London and was continuing to fall behind, failing to catch up and doing nothing to address those issues.
He expressed concern that real wages were declining and the gap between Hounslow and the rest of London was widening. He also stated that being above the national average was insufficient, given the impact of factors like rent increases.
During the Heston and Cranford Area Forum meeting on October 7, 2025, Amritpal Mann attended and praised the work of an unspecified group. He also inquired about the organization's outcome measurement methods, indicating an interest in further development: > how the organization measured its outcomes
.
Meetings in October 2025
Heston and Cranford Area Forum - Tuesday, 7 October 2025 7:30 pm - 7 October 2025
Amritpal Mann was present at the Heston and Cranford Area Forum meeting on October 7, 2025. He praised the work of a group (unspecified in the provided context). He inquired about how the organization measured its outcomes, suggesting an interest in building upon current successes.
Councillor Amritpal Mann attended the Licensing & General Purposes Committee meeting on August 27, 2025. However, the available documentation does not indicate that he spoke or took any specific action during the meeting.
Meetings in August 2025
Licensing & General Purposes Committee - Wednesday, 27 August 2025 6:30 pm - 27 August 2025
Councillor Amritpal Mann was a member of the Licensing & General Purposes Committee present at the meeting on August 27, 2025. However, the available documentation does not indicate that he spoke or took any specific action during the meeting.
During July 2025, Amritpal Mann participated in two council meetings: the Licensing & General Purposes Committee meeting on July 8th and the Borough Council meeting on July 22nd. While Councillor Mann was listed as a member of the Licensing & General Purposes Committee and present at the Borough Council meeting, the provided documentation does not indicate any specific statements made or actions taken by him during either meeting.
Meetings in July 2025
Borough Council - Tuesday, 22 July 2025 7:30 pm - 22 July 2025
Amritpal Mann was present at the Borough Council meeting on July 22, 2025. However, the available documentation does not indicate that Councillor Mann spoke or took any specific action during the meeting.
Licensing & General Purposes Committee - Tuesday, 8 July 2025 7:00 pm - 8 July 2025
Amritpal Mann is listed as a member of the Licensing & General Purposes Committee for the meeting on July 8, 2025. However, the provided document does not indicate any specific actions or statements made by Councillor Mann during the meeting.
In June 2025, Councillor Amritpal Mann actively participated in the Heston and Cranford Area Forum. He focused on the Heston in the Community
project, inquiring about their methods for measuring success and emphasizing the importance of aligning those methods with council templates to facilitate future funding opportunities. He stated:
Thank you, Chair. It's a fantastic project. ... how are you measuring that success?
He also highlighted the potential of Meadowbank as a community center and the befriending service to improve wellbeing and mental alertness. Furthermore, he drew attention to the disadvantage faced by residents due to lower average incomes in Hounslow and referenced Canadian studies linking proximity to major roads and air particulates to mental health issues, suggesting its relevance to Cranford.
Meetings in June 2025
Heston and Cranford Area Forum - Monday, 30 June 2025 7:30 pm - 30 June 2025
Councillor Amritpal Mann of Heston East actively participated in the Heston and Cranford Area Forum. He inquired about how Heston in the Community
measures its success, emphasizing the importance of aligning their measurement methods with council templates for future funding opportunities. He stated:
Thank you, Chair. It's a fantastic project. I've only come across it now but it's I would say a great initiative where young people are taking ownership in delivering services for young people. The question I have and I'm constructively supportive I'm not trying to trip you over it's just that in order to progress years from now you're going to be asked for how are you measuring your success? So how are you measuring that success?
He further elaborated:
Sorry just wanted to expand on it I'm just trying to elicit information out of you in that the way that you're measuring success is towards a particular template which the council then recognises which means that if you should need future funding you've got it nice and easy and I was hoping that you would you would tell me that yes the way that you're measuring success is in relation to what the council's templates are in measuring success so that you know we're all singing from the same hymn book.
Councillor Mann also acknowledged the response from Heston in the Community
, stating:
Okay that's fine Emilia yeah
Additionally, Councillor Mann drew attention to the potential of Meadowbank as a community center and the befriending service to improve wellbeing and mental alertness. He highlighted the disadvantage faced by residents due to lower average incomes in Hounslow. He also referenced Canadian studies linking proximity to major roads and air particulates to mental health issues, suggesting this might be relevant to Cranford due to its major roads.
Councillor Amritpal Mann submitted apologies for absence from a previous Borough Council meeting held on February 25, 2025. This was noted in the reports pack for the May 27, 2025, Annual Meeting of the Council.
Meetings in May 2025
Annual Meeting of the Council, Borough Council - Tuesday, 27 May 2025 7:30 pm - 27 May 2025
Councillor Amritpal Mann submitted apologies for absence from the Borough Council meeting held on Tuesday, 25 February 2025. Note that this absence was recorded in the reports pack for the 27 May 2025 meeting.
In March 2025, Councillor Amritpal Mann actively participated in council meetings, focusing on transport policy and community concerns. He strongly criticized the council's transport policy as half-baked
and retrograde,
arguing it failed to adequately reduce emissions and address the lack of electric vehicle infrastructure. He stated he would not support the policy. >As it stands, I shall not be supporting it, Madam May.
At the Heston and Cranford Area Forum, he supported the idea that the Council's success in clearing fly-tips might inadvertently attract more fly-tippers. >supported the view that the Council’s excellent performance on clearing the fly-tips may have contributed to making the borough an attractive option for fly-tippers wishing to dump their rubbish here.
He also raised concerns about residents' reluctance to report antisocial behavior due to fear and lack of confidence in police action, attributing this to ineffective processes. >suggested that residents had stopped reporting issues, such as drug related antisocial behaviour, because they did not want to be identified by the perpetrators and because they did not have confidence that police were tackling these issues.
He apologized for leaving the meeting early and confirmed he had submitted apologies for a previous meeting.
Meetings in March 2025
Heston and Cranford Area Forum - Thursday, 27 March 2025 7:30 pm - 27 March 2025
Amritpal Mann was present at the Heston and Cranford Area Forum meeting. He confirmed that he had submitted apologies for the September meeting and requested a correction to his attendance record. Councillor Mann supported the idea that the Council's success in clearing fly-tips might inadvertently attract more fly-tippers to the borough. He also suggested that residents may be hesitant to report issues like drug-related antisocial behavior due to fear of identification and a lack of confidence in police action. He attributed this lack of confidence to ineffective processes and urged councillors to address this issue at the Area Forum. Councillor Mann apologized for having to leave the meeting early.
His specific comments included:
supported the view that the Council’s excellent performance on clearing the fly-tips may have contributed to making the borough an attractive option for fly-tippers wishing to dump their rubbish here.
suggested that residents had stopped reporting issues, such as drug related antisocial behaviour, because they did not want to be identified by the perpetrators and because they did not have confidence that police were tackling these issues.
expressed the view that residents’ lack of confidence was also the result of ineffectual processes that lead nowhere, something that councillors should work to overcome at Area Forum.
Borough Council - Tuesday, 25 March 2025 7:30 pm - 25 March 2025
Councillor Amritpal Mann criticized the council's transport policy, arguing it mirrors central government's failure to deliver on promises. He emphasized the need for an integrated policy with central government, stating that the current policy cannot be a standalone policy. He expressed concern over the insufficient reduction in cars and emissions, even projecting beyond 2030 when petrol and diesel sales are expected to cease. He highlighted the derisory reduction in PM10s over 16 years, linking it to potential health risks. Mann also pointed out the removal of incentives for electric cars and the inadequate provision of electric charging points, attributing the lack of progress to financial pressures. He concluded that the policy is half-baked
and retrograde,
requiring a rework to be more aggressive. He stated he would not be supporting the policy, saying:
As it stands, I shall not be supporting it, Madam May.
Councillor Amritpal Mann sent apologies for absence from the Budget Setting Meeting on February 25, 2025.
Meetings in February 2025
Budget Setting Meeting, Borough Council - Tuesday, 25 February 2025 7:30 pm - 25 February 2025
Councillor Amritpal Mann sent apologies for absence from the Budget Setting Meeting on February 25, 2025.
In 2024, Councillor Amritpal Mann's activities centered around community engagement and addressing local concerns within the Heston and Cranford area. He chaired the Heston and Cranford Area Forum, actively managing the agenda and facilitating discussions on topics ranging from community programs to resident concerns. He advocated for increased community engagement, particularly with organizations like Sea Change West London, stating: > Thank you very much uh taz inda and kapil...i hope with the council support they continue to thrive and engage with the communities...do take the opportunity to visit their website and get engaged with all the activities that are available to you
. He also addressed resident concerns regarding support for refugees, fly-tipping, and homelessness, emphasizing the need for council action and collaboration. He voiced concerns about the reduced frequency of Area Forum meetings, suggesting updates would become outdated and advocated for the Leader of the Council to attend meetings to address specific issues. He attended several council meetings, including the Licensing Panel and Licensing & General Purposes Committee, and was absent from one Borough Council meeting with an apology. While present at other Borough Council meetings, there is no record of him speaking or taking specific action.
Monthly Activity in 2024
During November 2024, Councillor Amritpal Mann's primary activity was chairing the Heston and Cranford Area Forum meeting on November 21st. As chair, he managed the meeting agenda, introducing items such as the minutes from the previous meeting, updates from officers, and presentations. He also facilitated the open forum, outlining its purpose and guidelines.
Mann expressed enthusiasm for Sea Change West London's presentation and encouraged community engagement with their programs, stating: > Thank you very much uh taz inda and kapil...i hope with the council support they continue to thrive and engage with the communities...do take the opportunity to visit their website and get engaged with all the activities that are available to you
.
During the open forum, he addressed resident concerns, including:
- Support for Refugees: Acknowledging the need for government and local council collaboration to support refugees after they are granted leave to remain. He suggested contacting the council's homeless division for information.
- Fly-tipping: Emphasizing the priority of finding and prosecuting fly-tipping culprits and encouraging discussion with ward councillors.
- Homelessness Among Refugees: Recognizing the urgency of the issue and requesting a response within a week, suggesting individual cases be referred to local councillors. He also noted the council's limited powers and the existence of policies for vulnerable individuals.
He was also present at the Borough Council meeting on November 26th, but there is no record of him speaking or taking specific action during that meeting.
Meetings in November 2024
Borough Council - Tuesday, 26 November 2024 7:30 pm - 26 November 2024
Amritpal Mann was present at the Borough Council meeting on November 26, 2024. However, the available documents do not indicate that he spoke or took any specific action during the meeting.
Heston and Cranford Area Forum - Thursday, 21 November 2024 6:30 pm - 21 November 2024
Councillor Amritpal Mann (Heston East) chaired the Heston and Cranford Area Forum meeting on November 21, 2024. His activities included:
- Meeting Management: He introduced agenda items, including the minutes from the previous meeting, updates from officers (Thomas on a council strategy), presentations (Sea Change West London), and the area forum action plan update. He also introduced the open forum, outlining its purpose and guidelines.
Agenda item number two, minutes of the meeting that was held on the 12th of September. I hope you had a chance to go through them. So first of all, for accuracy, are there any matters arising from those minutes? Can I sign off those minutes as of to record of the meeting? Thank you, Councillors.
Moving on to the next item on the agenda we have agenda item number three which is a presentation sea change west london winter program of activities and they're going to be prevented presented by uh taz inda and kapil over to you thank you very much thank you
We're going to move on to the agenda item number four which is the area forum action plan update um so those of you who've got the uh the agenda pack um there is an attachment in there that gives the the updates of the last september meeting but what i've requested councillors to do is pick up the salient points where things have moved ahead um and give an update on that action tracker and it looks like we have one ward which is far above and beyond any any of the other wards so we've got a few updates coming out of the cramford ward which councillor mickrum garrowell and gazella butt are going to speak to so over to you councillors
Now gonna move over to the open forum agenda item number five and before we do that i'm just gonna do a quick preamble because i didn't do it last time and um i'm gonna do it this time just for clarity's sake all right so the open forum provides an opportunity for residents to share their ideas debate local topics of importance and voice their concerns to councillors and other key representatives from the council those participating in the open forum are asked to note the following questions will be allowed by me at discretion and items submitted to me in advance for the meeting are always welcome it helps me to structure the open forum i will normally allow only one question per item at my discretion i can ask for further questions items on the main agenda should not be raised in the open forum individual cases and this is very important individual cases and really shouldn't be discussed in the open forum and i would urge residents to have individual issues that they want to address to let myself or the officers who are wondering the floor know and they will direct you to that you're bringing to their attention having said that the open forum is now open which allows residents to discuss whatever topic they would like
- Sea Change West London: He thanked Taz, Inda, and Kapil for their presentation on Sea Change West London, expressing enthusiasm for their work and encouraging community engagement with their programs.
Thank you very much uh taz inda and kapil um we all feel very very energized after that presentation but isn't it wonderful that this group of young lads here see change um have managed to pack in a lot of a lot of stuff and i hope with the council support they continue to thrive and engage with the communities um creating volunteering opportunities well-being and uh training opportunities for our youth during winter things don't need to shut down although it feels like shutting down here i think the heating's been turned off in here but uh yeah during the winter period there's there's lots happening you can quite clearly see so do take the opportunity to visit their website and get engaged with all the activities that are available to you
- Open Forum Responses: He addressed concerns raised during the open forum, including:
- Support for Refugees: Acknowledging the long-standing issue of support for refugees after they are granted leave to remain, stating it's incumbent upon the government to work with local councils and suggesting the council's homeless division may be contacted for information.
Okay mr rosser thank you for your question and you're absolutely right this this issue is a long-standing issue and i think it's incumbent upon the the government to work with local councils to find a remedy for this very very serious issue the issue is not going to be resolved by this area forum but having it minted is a step in the right direction and i suspect that we may try and get a response from our own council's homeless division as to inform you as to what interaction if any we're having with the government to alleviate the concerns for refugees all right* Fly-tipping: Responding to a resident's concerns about fly-tipping, he assured that finding and prosecuting culprits is a priority and encouraged discussion with ward councillors, noting that officers were already addressing the issue.
Thank you very very much for your own observations and and bringing this matter to our attention um i'm going to bring in some local ward councillors and and uh the the lead member on this in a moment but i can rest assured but rest assured as far as the councillors are sitting here and and the other borough councillors and this issue about fly tipping and finding the the culprits is is paramount i'm i'm all with you on that i think we're all with you that the culprits need to be found and prosecuted wherever we can but some of these people who are doing it are very very clever in the manner that they do it but since you've actually brought forward evidence um in your in your own time to officers and you seem to have a have made quite a lot of inroads you've spoken to quite a lot of officers i would suspect and i would hope very much gay that um when we do uh look into the background of what shafiq has brought to us and the officers are already moved on this particular issue and addressed it but we'll try and find out where this has ended up and so if you can discuss that with your ward councillors afterwards that would be good now i think some ward councillors want to shed a light* Homelessness Among Refugees: He acknowledged the urgency of the issue of homelessness among refugees, requesting a response within a week and suggesting that individual cases be referred to local councillors for quicker case work. He also noted the council's limited powers and the existence of policies and protocols for vulnerable individuals.
So it's a very important point because we can't wait till the next forum for an answer because it's very cold already and we're already um in a situation where a lot of the refugees are being turfed out of the hotel um they're they're looking for friends or other volunteers in the hags to sleep on their floors and we you know appreciate that you're going to look into this but if you could please come back to us much sooner than the forum maybe within the next week or so then at least we can communicate that to to the vulnerable people who will otherwise be on our streets so i just wanted to reinforce the urgency of it um but on that um i think uh it wants further discussion um for sure um if there are individual cases where um people are in distress um they can always be referred via their local councillors for a quicker response in terms of case work if there are individual cases which need it can be picked up by local councillors as and when um but please bear in mind that it it it's a controversial area and there's obviously um limited powers available to the council but definitely there is a policy and a protocol in place for who are in a vulnerable situation such as this
During October 2024, Amritpal Mann attended two council meetings. On October 1st, they attended the Licensing Panel meeting, but there is no record of them making any statements or taking any actions. On October 8th, as a Councillor member of the Licensing & General Purposes Committee, they attended that meeting, but the available documents do not indicate any specific statements or actions taken by them beyond their membership.
Meetings in October 2024
Licensing & General Purposes Committee - Tuesday, 8 October 2024 7:00 pm - 8 October 2024
Amritpal Mann is a Councillor member of the Licensing & General Purposes Committee. The available documents do not indicate any specific statements or actions taken by Councillor Mann during the meeting beyond their membership.
Licensing Panel - Tuesday, 1 October 2024 7:30 pm - 1 October 2024
Based on the provided documents, there is no record of Amritpal Mann saying or doing anything during the Licensing Panel meeting on October 1, 2024. The reports pack does not contain any statements or actions attributable to them.
During the Heston and Cranford Area Forum meeting on September 12, 2024, Councillor Amritpal Mann voiced concerns about the reduced frequency of Area Forum meetings, suggesting that updates to the Area Forum Action Plan would be outdated by the time they were reported. He advocated for increased community engagement, referencing the Local Government Act. He also expressed the belief that the Leader of the Council should attend the meeting to address specific issues.
Meetings in September 2024
Heston and Cranford Area Forum - Thursday, 12 September 2024 6:30 pm - 12 September 2024
Councillor Amritpal Mann attended the Heston and Cranford Area Forum meeting on September 12, 2024. He expressed concern that updates to the Area Forum Action Plan would be outdated by the time they were reported due to the reduced frequency of Area Forum meetings.
He also advocated for increased community engagement, citing the Local Government Act. Furthermore, he believed the Leader of the Council should attend the meeting to address specific issues, stating:
Amritpal Mann was absent from the Borough Council meeting on July 23, 2024. An apology for his absence was received.
Meetings in July 2024
Borough Council - Tuesday, 23 July 2024 7:30 pm - 23 July 2024
Amritpal Mann was absent from the Borough Council meeting on July 23, 2024. An apology for his absence was received.
Activity Timeline
Meetings Attended Note this may include planned future meetings.
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the Heston and Cranford Area Forum of Hounslow Council
Licensing Panel - Wednesday, 20 November 2024 7:15 pm
This Licensing Panel meeting had one substantive item on the agenda: an application for the variation of a Premises Licence in respect of Cineworld Cinema, Unity Square, Hounslow. The report pack contains the application, the existing Premises Licence, the Council's Licensing Policy and representations made by members of the public.
Licensing Panel - Tuesday, 5 November 2024 7:30 pm
This meeting has been cancelled.
Licensing Panel - Tuesday, 22 October 2024 7:30 pm
This meeting was about the Licensing Panel's consideration of an application for a temporary street trading licence for the Chiswick Cheese Market. The panel was also scheduled to be provided with a number of reference documents about the rules and procedures relating to the consideration of the application.
Licensing & General Purposes Committee - Tuesday, 8 October 2024 7:00 pm
This meeting was about approving a new Statement of Gambling Principles for the council. The meeting was also scheduled to include the confirmation of the minutes from the meeting held on 19 March 2024.
Decisions from Meetings
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Appointment of Chair
From: Licensing Panel - Monday, 8 December 2025 7:30 pm - December 08, 2025
Recommendations Approved
Chiswick Flower Market, Adjacent to 123-211 Chiswick High Road, Chiswick, W4 2DR-W4 2EG, W4 2DT, W4 2ED
From: Licensing Panel - Monday, 8 December 2025 7:30 pm - December 08, 2025
...to allow the Chiswick Flower Market to operate a temporary street trading license for up to 65 stalls on the first Sunday of each month from January to June 2026, with specific conditions regarding stall placement, accessibility, and adherence to safety regulations.
Recommendations Approved
Review of a Personal Licence (2)
From: Licensing & General Purposes Committee - Wednesday, 27 August 2025 6:30 pm - August 27, 2025
...to revoke the personal licence of Personal Licence Holder (2) due to a relevant offence conviction and failure to notify the authorities.
Recommendations Approved
Review of a Personal Licence (1)
From: Licensing & General Purposes Committee - Wednesday, 27 August 2025 6:30 pm - August 27, 2025
...to revoke the personal licence of Personal Licence Holder (1) following a hearing to review the licence due to a relevant offence conviction and failure to notify the authorities.
For Determination
Appointment of Chair
From: Licensing & General Purposes Committee - Wednesday, 27 August 2025 6:30 pm - August 27, 2025
...to appoint Councillor Farhaan Rehman as Chair.
Recommendations Approved
Summary
Meetings Attended: 42
Average per Month: 2.1
Decisions Recorded: 82