Councillor Adam Bennett

Councillor Adam Bennett outlined proactive steps to combat fly-tipping, including targeted patrols, increased CCTV use, and the "Love Clean Streets" app, stating that vehicles used for fly-tipping would be seized and crushed. He also stated that individuals caught fly-tipping may face fines and prosecution, and that images would be shared externally to help identify offenders. Councillor Bennett declared a pecuniary interest in "St Andrews Park" and "Former Cinema Building, St Andrews Park" due to owning a property on the St Andrews development, and left the room during the discussion of agenda items 8 and 9. He also recused himself from the Dyson Drive application because he lived close to the application site. Councillor Bennett attended the Hillingdon Planning Committee meeting that addressed the application at "78 High Street, Northwood".

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