Former councillor · Harrow
Nitin Parekh
- Vice-Chair, Pension Fund Committee
- Stories naming Nitin
- 9
- Meetings we covered
- 14
- Latest story
- 26 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor Nitin Parekh expressed satisfaction with an inspector's increase in the family-sized housing requirement to 35% but questioned the administration's initial opposition. The councillor voiced doubts about the achievability of the 50% affordable housing target and the overall housing target of 802 units per year, stating he had no confidence in achieving current or higher future targets. He also noted increased housing allocations for car parks and the Tesco Superstore site. Councillor Parekh voiced concerns about entry systems and enquired about controlling the number of attendees at events and covenants on the land. He also put forward a motion highlighting the contributions of legally settled migrants.
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Stories naming Nitin Parekh
- Bentley Wood High School to Get New Vehicle Access The Planning Committee, chaired by Councillor Marilyn Ashton, Deputy Leader of the Council and Portfolio Holder for Planning & Regeneration, included Councillors Christopher Baxter, Samir Sumaria, Zak Wagman, Ghazanfar Ali, Peymana Assad, and Nitin Parekh.
- Pinner Cricket Club to Get New Four-Lane Net Facility The Planning Committee members present at the meeting included Councillor Marilyn Ashton (Deputy Leader of the Council and Portfolio Holder for Planning & Regeneration), Councillor Christopher...
- New Semi-Detached House Approved for Gerard Road The Planning Committee Agenda shows that Councillor Marilyn Ashton chaired the meeting. Minutes from the 3 September 2025 meeting indicate that Councillors Christopher Baxter, Samir Sumaria, and...
- Harrow Council to Temporarily Relocate Council Chamber to Brethren's Meeting Hall Security was also a key consideration. Councillor Nitin Parekh voiced concerns about entry systems, and officers reassured him that Harrow Council security staff would be responsible for managing...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Nitin was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Harrow College to Install Temporary Classrooms to Accommodate Increased Student Needs
- Harrow Council opposes Mayor's plan to close police front desk
- Harrow Recognizes Councillor Lammiman's 30 Years of Service
- Harrow Reopens General Inquiries Phone Line After Closure
- Harrow Council to Tow Foreign Vehicles Evading Fines