Councillor · Harrow
Councillor Samir Sumaria
Conservative
Kenton East ward
Harrow
- Stories naming Samir
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 18
- Latest story
- 2 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Samir Sumaria was a member of the Planning Committee that considered the Station Road Development. The councillor was also a member of the Planning Committee for the Bentley Wood High School and Pinner Cricket Club applications. Councillor Samir Sumaria voted to grant the application for a new semi-detached house for Gerard Road.
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Stories naming Councillor Samir Sumaria
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Station Road Development Approved by Harrow Planning Committee The committee, which included Councillor Samir Sumaria, Councillor Christopher Baxter, Councillor Zak Wagman, Councillor Ghazanfar Ali, Councillor Peymana Assad, and Councillor Nitin Parekh, considered the application, with details available on the council's website.
- 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,...
- 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...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Samir was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Harrow Council to establish new scrutiny sub-committee for children's 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
- Wealdstone Centre future to be explored by council