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Questions from members of the public and a motion from the Hillingdon Labour Group about reintroducing Black History Month were batted away by the ruling Conservative Group at tonight’s full meeting of Hillingdon Council. Residents are permitted to submit written questions to Council, and four residents took the opportunity to question the Leader of the Council

Hillingdon Conservatives voted down a motion that called on the Council to sign up to UNISON’s ethical care charter which commits the council to support for care workers – such as ensuring they are receiving statutory sick pay. Despite months of people clapping on doorsteps to show their support for care workers during COVID19, when an opportunity

Hillingdon Labour group have a strong established position of opposition to any further expansion of Heathrow airport and whilst we remain 100% against a 3rd runway, we do agree that the government needs to step in and ensure that the UK aviation industry is protected at this time of uncertainty. Our position has always been

As part of their cost-neutral budget amendment, Hillingdon Labour proposed £114,000 to be spent on extra police officers to serve the borough through the Mayor’s Office for Police and Crime office which gives a discount on police officers. But Hillingdon Labour were left disappointed when the Conservatives voted down the proposal at their budget meeting

Investing in Hillingdon’s anti-social behaviour team has been a key factor in multiple budget amendments submitted by Hillingdon Labour over recent years, which has finally been agreed by the Conservative-run Council. Despite voting it down in previous years, the Hillingdon Conservatives have now agreed that investment in tackling anti-social behaviour must be a priority, and