Councillor · Islington
Councillor Jason Jackson
- Executive Member for Homes & Neighbourhoods
- Mayor, Council
- Stories naming Jason
- 12
- Meetings we covered
- 10
- Latest story
- 23 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Jason Jackson explained that proposed changes to tenancy conditions are a response to legislative updates, building safety requirements, and emerging risks. He stated that the consultation is an opportunity for residents to influence proposals and that the work aims to improve landlord services. The councillor also described funding for a specialist immigration service as "even more good news" and an "amazing partnership." He stated that a housing improvement plan directly addresses urgent needs identified by the regulator and aims to rebuild confidence for tenants and leaseholders. Councillor Jackson assured that a forthcoming procurement for lift maintenance would incorporate robust KPIs and stronger enforcement mechanisms, including financial penalties.
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Stories naming Councillor Jason Jackson
- Islington Rents Soar, Evictions Rise Due to Housing Benefit Freeze The Homes and Communities Scrutiny Committee convened on Monday, 29 December 2025, with Councillor Jason Jackson chairing the session. The meeting addressed a range of housing-related issues. The meeting was broadcast live on the council website, and a transcript is available.
- Islington to Award Freedom of the Borough The meeting, scheduled for 3:00 pm in the Council Chamber at the Town Hall, will have Councillor Jason Jackson (Mayor) and Councillor Rosaline Ogunro (Deputy Mayor) in attendance, along with...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Jason 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