Former councillor · Hillingdon
Farhad Choubedar
Conservative
Uxbridge ward
Hillingdon
Former councillor
- Stories naming Farhad
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 6
- Latest story
- 22 Mar 2026
In brief
A written submission from Councillor Farhad Choubedar supported nightly gate locking and improved fencing for Fassnidge Park. The councillor was present at meetings reviewing complaint handling processes and scrutinising council spending.
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Stories naming Farhad Choubedar
- Fassnidge Park gate locking decision delayed Councillor Tony Burles, the Ward Councillor for Uxbridge, supported the petition, highlighting the need to prioritise resident safety and noting the park's central location attracts late-night gatherings. A written submission from Councillor Farhad Choubedar also supported nightly gate locking and improved fencing.
- Hillingdon Council to Review Complaint Handling Process The Agenda frontsheet detailed the schedule, with the complaint report taking centre stage. Councillors present included Councillor Adam Bennett, Councillor Kaushik Banerjee, Councillor Farhad...
- Hillingdon Committee to Scrutinise Council Spending Attendees at the meeting included Councillor Adam Bennett, Councillor Kaushik Banerjee, Councillor Farhad Choubedar, Councillor Narinder Garg, Councillor Mohammed Shofiul Islam, Councillor...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Farhad was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Hillingdon Council Leader Grilled on Governance Weaknesses and Financial Stability
- Hillingdon Council Leader Faces Scrutiny Over Financial Solvency and Budget Concerns
- Hillingdon Council Addresses Declining Street Cleanliness, Considers HMO Regulations, and Reviews Annual Performance
- Hillingdon Reduces School Polling Stations for 2026 Elections
- Hillingdon Council Considers Borough-Wide Restrictions on Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs) Amid Rising Concerns