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.

It has been revealed that the new Civic Centre will have only 40 parking spaces which will be available for residents, staff, and Councillors. This is a 70% reduction compared to the parking at the current Civic Centre.

At the May Cabinet meeting Leader of Harrow Conservatives, Cllr Paul Osborn, challenged the Council’s Labour leadership on their plans for a new Civic Centre.

Harrow Conservatives have proposed an amendment to Labours budget which will put local people first. Find out more below:

The Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) schemes introduced by Harrow’s Labour Council has caused chaos and congestion across the borough’s roads.

At a Full Council meeting on the 26th November, Harrow Conservatives proposed a motion which called on the Labour administration to remove all of their Street Space schemes.

Harrow Council’s November Cabinet meeting saw yet more complaints about the Labour administration’s Street Space schemes. 7 questions from members of the public, as well as a petition, were discussed during the meeting showing the distress and anger the Council’s roadblocks have caused.

At the October Harrow Council Cabinet meeting, Harrow Conservatives continued to question and scrutinise the Labour administrations poorly implemented Street Space schemes. Since the September Cabinet most of the schemes have now been implemented and have been in place for several weeks.

The July Harrow Council Cabinet meeting saw yet another shambles of a virtual meeting, with residents struggling to ask questions and present a petition on the controversial proposed development at 265 The Ridgeway.

At the last Cabinet meeting Harrow Council Conservative Group Leader Cllr Paul Osborn called for the Council to consider making discretionary Covid-19 business payments to sole traders and nurseries, who thus far been left out.