Councillor · Harrow
Councillor Peymana Assad
- Deputy Leader of the Labour Group
- Stories naming Peymana
- 12
- Meetings we covered
- 18
- Latest story
- 7 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Peymana Assad raised concerns about the adequacy of the code of conduct in protecting female councillors from abuse and sought clarity on the handling of anonymous complaints. The councillor inquired about community safety in relation to the Rising Sun Hotel development. The councillor sought clarification on a water pipe issue and inquired about disabled parking at a temple development. The councillor proposed a site visit for the Amy Johnson Court application. The councillor put forward a motion highlighting the contributions of legally settled migrants. The councillor opposed a motion, blaming Conservative failure and cuts for issues with the police. The councillor noted the importance of following professional advice regarding a protected oak tree. The councillor raised a question regarding amplified sound within a meeting hall.
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Stories naming Councillor Peymana Assad
- Protected Oak Tree Removal Approved Amid Damage Concerns Councillor Peymana Assad, a ward councillor for the area, noted that the area was special and that it was important to follow the advice of qualified professionals.
- Harrow Council to Temporarily Relocate Council Chamber to Brethren's Meeting Hall During the meeting, Councillor Peymana Assad raised a question regarding the potential for amplified sound within the meeting hall. Officers responded by clarifying that a condition had been...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Peymana was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- New parking system to bring virtual permits to Harrow
- Harrow Council to recommission domestic abuse services
- Councillor Paul Osborn Honoured for 25 Years of Service to Harrow Council
- Eastcroft House Residents Protest Reintroduction of Food Waste Bins Due to Vermin and Odour Concerns
- Harrow Council formally opposes government planning reforms, citing concerns over local democracy