Former councillor · Brent
Harbi Farah
Green Party
Welsh Harp ward
Brent
Former councillor
- Stories naming Harbi
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 8
- Latest story
- 2 Apr 2026
In brief
Councillor Harbi Farah questioned the impact of senior management departures on service continuity and improvement, particularly in light of the CQC's "required improvement" rating. The councillor also outlined measures being taken to improve safety in Harlesden, including police operations and dispersal orders, and encouraged local businesses to join the Safetynet Radios initiative.
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Stories naming Harbi Farah
- Brent Council Approves Adult Social Care Management Restructure Amid CQC Concerns This move aims to improve focus on the customer journey and address significant role clarity issues. Councillor Harbi Farah had previously questioned the impact of senior management departures on service continuity and improvement, particularly in light of the department's "required improvement" CQC rating.
- Brent Council Restructures Adult Social Care Management, Reducing Senior Roles Councillor Harbi Farah expressed concerns regarding the impact of senior management departures and the CQC's "required improvement" rating on service continuity. In response, the report author...
- Harlesden High Street Anti-Social Behaviour Addressed At a council meeting on Monday 10 November 2025, Councillor Harbi Farah, Cabinet Member for Safer Communities, Jobs and Skills, responded to a public question about the issue, outlining a series of...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Harbi was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Low-Carbon Heating for Willesden Green Library Approved
- Brent Council Adopts Socio-Economic Duty to Address Inequality
- Brent Council Prepares for Renters Reform Bill
- Brent Council Debates Finances: Liberal Democrats Criticize Labour's Short-Term Funding Approach
- Burnt Oak Broadway Developer Fails to Plant Trees