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Cutting Universal Credit would be a huge mistake, and would have a severe negative impact on many low-income families in the area, said Hillingdon Labour Group. As a country, we are still feeling the economic and social impact of the pandemic and will do so for some time to come. Hillingdon Labour Group believe that

The good, the bad and the ugly…  The pandemic has brought out the good, the bad and the ugly in our communities. The good – some amongst us have gone above and beyond, working tirelessly in the Health Service to bring an end to the pandemic. Others, working as delivery drivers, and shop workers to

I wish I could say that my workload decreased over the last year, but it hasn’t! Being both a councillor for Botwell ward in Hayes and the Borough’s Domestic Violence Victims Advocate has meant that I have been very busy dealing with issues that impact all residents as well as the issues that specifically affect

In their response to Hillingdon Council’s draft Climate Change Action Plan, Hillingdon Labour Group have said this draft action plan and the agreed declaration of a climate emergency do not go far enough. The draft action plan says that the council will use it’s influence to encourage wider carbon reduction, however, using influence alone does

As part of proposals to improve mental health in Hillingdon, the Labour Group have marked Mental Health Awareness Week 2021 by encouraging their Councillors to speak openly about mental health, asking for help, and the importance of nature after spending the last 14 months in near-isolation. The Mental Health Foundation have chosen nature to be the