Councillor · Islington
Councillor Hannah McHugh
Labour Party
St Mary's and St James' ward
Islington
- Chair of Homes & Communities Scrutiny Committee
- Chair, Homes and Communities Scrutiny Committee
- Stories naming Hannah
- 12
- Meetings we covered
- 17
- Latest story
- 19 Sep 2026
In brief
Councillor Hannah McHugh highlighted the importance of tackling tenancy fraud for allocating social housing and stated that residents should help shape housing services. The councillor also emphasised the need for preventative measures in housing, noting that crises are more expensive for the council. Councillor Hannah McHugh moved an amendment to a motion supporting a judicial review.
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Stories naming Councillor Hannah McHugh
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Islington Council Survey: Temporary Accommodation Residents Generally Happy, Repair Delays Remain a Concern Councillor Hannah McHugh, Chair of Homes and Communities Scrutiny Committee and Equalities Champion, emphasized the importance of maintaining high standards in temporary accommodation and addressing resident concerns promptly. The committee's decisions reflect a commitment to improving the living conditions and...
- Islington Council to Increase Building Control Charges to Address Budget Shortfall Councillor Nick Wayne, Chair of Corporate Resources and Economy Scrutiny Committee, and other committee members including Councillor Jilani Chowdhury, Councillor Joseph Croft, Councillor Hannah...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Hannah was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Islington Council Reports £8.5m Budget Surplus Driven by Investments and Lower Borrowing Costs
- Islington Working Partnership Exceeds Job Placement Target, Helping 7,000 Residents into Employment
- Islington Council Scrutiny Committee Selects 'Sense of Place' as Overarching Topic
- Ray Crescent Park pavilion budget soars to £2.1m, councillors question 'exceptionally high' costs
- Islington Council supports Holloway Women's Building proposal