Councillor · Hammersmith and Fulham
Councillor Aliya Afzal-Khan
Conservative
Palace & Hurlingham ward
Hammersmith and Fulham
- Opposition Deputy Whip and Shadow Cabinet Member for Health and Social Care and Children and Education
- Stories naming Aliya
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 10
- Latest story
- 22 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Aliya Afzal-Khan raised a question about how residents' voices would be incorporated into the scrutiny process. The councillor was part of the Licensing Sub-Committee that considered alcohol licence applications. Councillor Aliya Afzal-Khan added, "We are extremely proud of how you are setting such a great example for this wonderful borough."
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Stories naming Councillor Aliya Afzal-Khan
- New Families, Health and Care Policy and Accountability Committee established in Hammersmith and Fulham During the meeting, Councillor Aliya Afzal-Khan, pictured here, raised a pertinent question about how residents' voices would be incorporated into the scrutiny process.
- Aldi Fulham Broadway Granted Alcohol License with Restrictions Due to Chelsea Matches The Licensing Sub-Committee, including Councillor Mercy Umeh (Chair of Licensing Committee), Councillor Callum Nimmo, and Councillor Aliya Afzal-Khan (Opposition Deputy Whip), considered the...
- Fishy Delishy Eyes Alcohol Licence on Fulham Broadway The Licensing Sub-Committee, composed of Councillor Mercy Umeh (Chair of Licensing Committee), Councillor Callum Nimmo, and Councillor Aliya Afzal-Khan (Opposition Deputy Whip), was tasked with...
- Youth Council Prioritizes Mental Health, Work Readiness Councillor Aliya Afzal-Khan added, "We are extremely proud of how you are setting such a great example for this wonderful borough."
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Aliya was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Hammersmith and Fulham Council renews Armed Forces Covenant pledge
- Margravine Cemetery restoration praised
- New traffic schemes to tackle out-of-borough cars
- Hammersmith and Fulham Council faces £160m budget gap by 2030 due to funding cuts
- Youth Cabinet playing pivotal role in shaping borough services