On Thursday evening, Ruislip’s Councillor Peter Smallwood OBE was elected as the new Chair of the Residents’ Services Select Committee. He has been sitting on two of Hillingdon council’s scrutiny committees: both the Children, Families and Education Select Committee, and the Residents’ Services Select Committee, where he had until now, been the vice-chair. Hillingdon’s Select […]
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Tonight’s full Council meeting is Cllr Corthone’s full meeting as Mayor, and features the RAGC heavily
The full Council meeting will be live on YouTube at from 19:30. The agenda is on the LBH website and the public questions, members’ questions, and Motions are summarised below the video stream, below… You’ll see that there are plenty about RAGC, garden waste subscriptions, and council finances. It will be chaired by Cllr Corthorne […]
Hillingdon’s green waste consultation closes today
London Borough of Hillingdon is proposing to begin charging £70 per household per year for green waste (garden recycling) collections. They will decide “in the Spring” and have been running a public consultation to seek residents’ opinions. The public consultation ends TODAY, 31 March 2025, so if you haven’t already answered, be sure to […]
Apply to attend People’s Question Time and ask questions to London Mayor Sadiq Khan
People’s Question Time is a free event for Londoners. It’s an opportunity to put your questions to main stage panel of the London Assembly, about your city. The London Assembly holds the Mayor and Mayoral advisers to account, examining his decisions, ensuring he delivers on his promises to Londoners. Assembly Members publicly exam policies and programmes through committee […]
Councillors’ Comments – September 2022
By Cllr John Riley It is a great pleasure to be able to contribute to the Town Crier. Following the Council elections in May this year, and the boundary changes, there have been a couple of changes in the line-up of Ruislip Councillors. We wish to thank Cllrs Michael Markham and Devi Radia for all […]
