Janet Mote

Mayor of Harrow
North Harrow Ward Councillor

Cllr. Mote has represented Headstone North ward since 2002. A former deputy head teacher by profession, she is a member of the Corporate Parenting Panel and the Health & Wellbeing Board.

Currently, she is serving as the Mayor of Harrow. Previously, Janet is Shadow Portfolio Holder for Children, Schools and Young People.

She is a former portfolio holder for Education and Schools, and is a Shadow Cabinet member. She serves on the Executive Committee of Harrow Heritage Trust, and is a governor at St. John Fisher Primary School.

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Chris Baxter

Chief Whip of the Conservative Group
North Harrow Ward Councillor

Chris Baxter has lived in Harrow all his life and was honoured to be elected for Headstone North in May 2018, alongside Cllr Janet Mote and Cllr Lesline Lewinson. He first stood as a candidate in Headstone North ward in 2014 but was unsuccessful in that election.
 

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Statement on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II

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Stop The Press: 265 The Ridgeway Refusal Upheld

The developer, who was refused planning permission to build on 265 The Ridgway last year, has lost an appeal to overturn the Council’s refusal and force through planning permission for several tower blocks on the site.
 

Statement on the passing of Cllr Chris Mote

It is with the deepest regret we announce that Former Deputy Mayor and Leader of Council, Cllr Chris Mote, sadly passed away late last night after a short illness. Cllr Mote served the Council for 27 years with dedication, humility, and kindness, and will be sorely missed by those fortunate enoug

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At the June Cabinet meeting, Harrow Council's Labour leadership announced that it will spend £4.4 million on HR rather than investing in services for local people.