Councillor · Islington
Councillor Heather Staff
- Executive Member for Community Safety & Neighbourhoods & Migrant Champion
- Chair, Licensing Committee
- Chair, Licensing Sub Committee A
- Stories naming Heather
- 12
- Meetings we covered
- 17
- Latest story
- 23 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Heather Staff highlighted the ambitious nature of the 'Cleaner Islington' programme and its focus on behavioural change. The councillor detailed specific actions for Finsbury Park, including the "Clear, Hold, Build" initiative, and stated that the partnership with the Metropolitan Police is making a difference in reducing crime. Councillor Staff questioned the lack of data on refugees and asylum seekers in homelessness figures. The councillor seconded a motion to stand up for renter's rights. Councillor Staff noted that the council's new gambling policy pushes the limit of what is legally possible. The councillor was part of the Licensing Sub Committee A and the Licensing Sub-Committee.
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Stories naming Councillor Heather Staff
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Cally Local Faces Licence Revocation Over Illicit Goods The Licensing Sub-Committee, including Councillor Heather Staff (Chair of Licensing Committee and Migrants Champion), Councillor Phil Graham, Councillor Nick Wayne (Chair of Corporate Resources and Economy Scrutiny Committee), Councillor Gary Heather, and Councillor Rosaline Ogunro (Deputy Mayor), is scheduled to...
- Nisa Local Granted Alcohol License Despite Past Revocation Planning permission had been granted for the premises to be used as a retail shop with an ancillary cafe, with opening hours of 07:00 to 23:00, Monday to Sunday. The sub-committee, which included...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Heather was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Islington launches ten-year plan for inclusive economic growth
- Council to sell off 14 surplus assets to fund services
- New autism strategy aims to improve life for residents
- Islington Council approves means-tested charges for assistive technology
- £75m contract to improve traffic, highways and lighting services