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First act of new Conservative Council Leader to vote down motion tackling firework nuisance
- January 14, 2021
- Posted by: Hillingdon Labour
- Category: Latest News
No CommentsAt tonight’s meeting of Hillingdon Council, the Labour Group brought a motion backed by the RSPCA calling on the Council to do more to tackle nuisance from fireworks. The Labour Group have received an unprecedented amount of complaints from residents over the last few months about fireworks going off late at night, nearly every night.
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Hillingdon Conservative Leader chooses Conservative Councillor for key scrutiny role
- January 14, 2021
- Posted by: Hillingdon Labour
- Category: Latest News
At tonight’s Hillingdon Council meeting, a number of changes were made to key positions on the Council including the Leader of the Council and Chairs of committees. As one of his first acts as the new Council Leader, Conservative Cllr Ian Edwards chose a fellow Conservative Councillor to take on the role of Chair of
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Hillingdon Labour stands in solidarity with Heathrow workers
- December 1, 2020
- Posted by: Hillingdon Labour
- Category: Latest News
Heathrow Airport workers are going on strike due to the dispute over plans to fire and rehire 4000 workers on worse pay and conditions, and Hillingdon Labour Group have pledged their solidarity to those workers and Unite the Union. Workers including security, engineers and baggage operators will take strike action which is expected to effectively close
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Hillingdon Labour calls for Council to improve how residents can create change in their communities
- December 1, 2020
- Posted by: Hillingdon Labour
- Category: Latest News
With lockdown in full force, residents are unable to go door to door with their paper petition to get signatures from their neighbours to change an issue of concern in the area. From parking management schemes to road resurfacing, it is important that residents feel empowered to use their voices and collective action to tell
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Hillingdon Conservatives refuse resident calls for Black History Month
- July 16, 2020
- Posted by: Hillingdon Labour
- Category: Latest News
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