Councillor · Tower Hamlets
Councillor Abulkashem Mohammed Helal
Aspire
Whitechapel ward
Tower Hamlets
- Stories naming Abulkashem
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 7
- Latest story
- 8 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Abulkashem Mohammed Helal questioned why child poverty was not the main focus and asked about the reasons behind savings and entities managing an overspend. The councillor expressed concern about the high rate of child poverty.
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Stories naming Councillor Abulkashem Mohammed Helal
- Tower Hamlets Faces Widespread Poverty Driven by Housing Costs and Low Pay Child poverty was a significant concern, with Councillor Abulkashem Mohammed Helal questioning why it was not the main focus. Ms. Jackson responded that while child poverty is urgent, tackling poverty more broadly is essential to help children, as they are affected by parental low income and housing costs. The map...
- Child Poverty in Tower Hamlets Skyrockets After Housing Costs, Report Reveals The assessment estimates that between 117,000 and 130,000 residents in Tower Hamlets live in poverty. Councillor Abulkashem Mohammed Helal expressed concern about the high rate of child poverty,...
- Adult Social Care Pressures Lead to £1.2m Savings at RICs and £1.5m at Unluckily, Council Faces £2.4m HSC Overspend Councillor Abulkashem Mohammed Helal questioned the reasons behind these savings and the entities managing the £2.4 million overspend across the HSC (Health and Social Care). Councillor Abu Talha...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Abulkashem was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Morley's Brick Lane late licence bid faces strong opposition over noise and nuisance concerns
- McDonald's late licence granted in Tower Hamlets despite resident concerns
- Idle Moments wine shop gains alcohol licence
- Poverty in Tower Hamlets: 130,000 residents affected
- Tower Hamlets Council's Strategic Plan Faces Funding Constraint Fears