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Anton Georgiou, Sonia Shah, Gaynor Lloyd and Mansoor Akram have been elected to Brent Council after winning seats in the by-election held in Alperton, Barnhill and Wembley Central wards yesterday (23 January).
There were two vacancies in Barnhill, one in Alperton and one in Wembley Central.
The breakdown of turnout and votes for each ward can be found in more detail below.
Alperton
The results…
Read full articleMorland Gardens redevelopment gets the green light
Morland Gardens in Stonebridge, the site of the current Brent Start adult education service, is set to be transformed into a brand new mixed-use development with a state-of-the-art education centre, c…
Brent Remembers: Holocaust and Genocide Memorial Day 2020
Speakers told real life stories of surviving genocide at an event yesterday (21 January) to mark Holocaust and Genocide Memorial Day 2020 and the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. In …
Love is in air: Valentine’s Day charity abseil
A group of Brent Council staff, including senior directors and contractors will be abseiling down the Landsby Building managed by Quintain in Wembley Park on Valentine’s Day, in aid of the Mayor of Br…
See more of the heritage tiles at Wembley Park’s Bobby Moore Bridge
Additional areas of the heritage tile murals outside Wembley Park station will be on display for a month to mark the arrival of London Borough of Culture in Brent, the anniversary of Bobby Moore’s p…
Brent for Business Programme Launched for 2020
Brent Council has launched an exciting new business event programme - Brent for Business – to run throughout 2020. This is a fantastic opportunity for Brent’s vibrant business community to develop, as…
Increased Safety for Women in Kilburn
Pubs and clubs across Kilburn – one of the borough’s biggest night time economies - have pledged to keep their female customers and staff safer in the lead-up to a busy year for Brent. Licensees are …
Brent health visiting model recognised for best practice
Health visitors in Brent have been recognised by The Institute of Health Visiting (IHV) for their work in achieving positive outcomes for families at risk of poorer maternal and child development outc…
Help us spend money in your neighbourhood
We want to know how we should be spending your community cash. The money we’re giving away is a portion of levy placed on developers so we can improve the infrastructure in places where development i…
Join Brent’s Residents’ Panel today to have your say
Residents wanting to influence local decision making have a chance to voice their opinions about council proposals through an enhanced Residents’ Panel. Brent Council is renewing its Residents’ Panel…
