Norman Stevenson

Portfolio Holder for Business, Employment & Property
Pinner Ward Councillor

Elected in May 2014 for Pinner ward, Norman is married and has lived locally for over 30 years. His children all went to school in Pinner. He is very keen to work with residents to preserve Pinner as a great place to live and work in, and also to visit. He is active in the Pinner Business Club, as well as a number of local community groups.

Currently, Norman is the Cabinet Member for Business, Employment & Property. In this role he works hard to ensure the Council supports and encourages businesses and trade within Harrow.

When not at work or carrying out Councillor duties Norman is sometimes seen treading the boards with Pinner Players.

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Cllr Kuha Kumaran

Kuha Kumaran

Pinner Ward Councillor

As a proud immigrant, Cllr Kuha Kumaran became involved in politics to represent all and to promote British values of education, hard work and social integration.

Cllr Paul Osborn

Paul Osborn

Leader of Harrow Council
Leader of Harrow Council Conservative Group
Pinner Ward Councillor

Paul has lived in the Borough for over 30 years and was first elected to Harrow Council for Pinner Ward at a by-election in 2001. Paul has fought over many years to save Pinner’s Police Station and to support local businesses.

News

1 Hour Free On Street Parking Goes Live Today!

From today, (1 August 2022) residents have access to 1 hour free on street parking across Harrow. This is an increase of 40 minutes, as previously only the first 20 minutes were free.

Cllr Norman Stevenson, Cabinet Member for Business & Employment, commented:

Meet Harrow Council's New Conservative Cabinet

Harrow Council is led by the Cabinet, a team of 10 Councillors who are each responsible for a portfolio which oversees a Council department and/or service. Find out more about the new Conservative Cabinet members below:

Harrow Council slow to pay vital Coronavirus business grants

Harrow Council has let down the borough’s small businesses during the Covid-19 crisis.

Harrow’s ranking in the league tables for payments of grants to small and medium businesses has been one of the worst in London by a massive margin and during May was the fifth worst in the country.