Councillor · Brent
Councillor Charlie Clinton
- Stories naming Charlie
- 7
- Meetings we covered
- 12
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Charlie Clinton stated that planning powers reform would weaken scrutiny and reduce elected representatives' ability to challenge decisions. The councillor questioned high ED admissions figures compared to the total number of children with asthma in Brent, highlighting a need for clarity on data measurement periods. Councillor Clinton had previously sought assurances regarding the timeline for the Director of Resident Services recruitment. The councillor proposed a broader systemic focus on enhancing multi-agency working, including data sharing and collaboration, as a priority for the Board. Councillor Charlie Clinton spoke against a motion, linking anti-immigrant rhetoric to a rise in hate crimes. Councillor Clinton stressed the importance of financial prudence and due diligence, suggesting investigating a music venue levy specifically for Wembley Stadium.
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Stories naming Councillor Charlie Clinton
- Brent Council Approves Planning Powers Reform Amidst Councillor Opposition Councillor Charlie Clinton echoed these sentiments, stating the changes would weaken scrutiny and reduce elected representatives' ability to challenge decisions. He noted his group would abstain but maintained their opposition.
- Brent's childhood asthma admissions significantly higher than London average, widening gap Dr Ruth Duplicy, Director of Public Health, highlighted that while there has been a 20% decrease in childhood asthma admissions and a 28% decrease in A&E attendances for asthma in Brent in the last...
- Brent Council Extends Senior Roles Contracts Amid Recruitment Efforts These extensions were confirmed at a General Purposes Committee meeting held on Monday, July 27, 2026. Councillor Charlie Clinton had previously sought assurances regarding the timeline for the...
- Brent Councillors Demand Better Data and Trend Analysis in Safeguarding Adults Reports Suggestions were put forward to redesign the annual report for greater digestibility, potentially incorporating infographics and a traffic light system. Councillor Clinton proposed a broader...
- Brent Council to Debate Impact of Illegal Immigration Councillor Charlie Clinton spoke against the motion, linking anti-immigrant rhetoric to a rise in hate crimes. She argued that immigrants are not the cause of the country's struggles and contribute...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Charlie was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Brent Council outlines Youth Guarantee plans for education, training, and employment
- Brent Council Debates and Approves West London Orbital Railway Funding Motion
- Brent Council Approves £500k Investment for Social Care Staff Retention and Recruitment
- Brent Council Continues Recruitment and Retention Payments for Social Care Staff
- Brent Pension Fund Sub-Committee Membership Changes Announced