Councillor · Tower Hamlets
Councillor Amina Ali
Labour Party
Weavers ward
Tower Hamlets
- Stories naming Amina
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 9
- Latest story
- 9 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Amina Ali highlighted a potential failure to comply with the Public Sector Equality Duty, stating that "no specific assessment had been done for protected characteristics." The councillor also raised concerns about the state of repairs.
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Stories naming Councillor Amina Ali
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School hours change refused over safety fears Councillor Amina Ali highlighted a potential failure to comply with the Public Sector Equality Duty, stating that "no specific assessment had been done for protected characteristics." Councillor Hossain further elaborated that "No equity impact assessment has been provided. No assessment of impact on disabled users,...
- Councillor flags equality duty concerns in planning refusal Councillor Amina Ali specifically highlighted a potential failure to comply with the Public Sector Equality Duty, stating that "no specific assessment had been done for protected characteristics."...
- Tower Hamlets Responds to Housing Repair Concerns and Bolsters Contractor Workforce Councillor Amina Ali raised concerns about the state of repairs, a frequent complaint from residents. David Joyce, Corporate Director of Housing and Regeneration, responded that the council is...
- Licensing Sub Committee Meeting Held: Outcomes Unknown The Licensing Sub Committee, chaired by Councillor Peter Golds, included Councillors Sabina Akhtar and Amina Ali. Simmi Yesmin served as Democratic Services Officer, and Jonathan Melnick provided...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Amina was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Tower Hamlets residents fear reduced influence on planning decisions due to National Scheme of Delegation
- Tower Hamlets Council Approves £622k Affordable Housing Payment for Theatre Building Development
- Tower Hamlets Council Rejects Student Housing Plan Due to Community Impact Concerns
- New 54-storey tower approved for South Quay with 35% affordable homes
- Standon House to be redeveloped into 21-storey mixed-use building