Councillor · Hillingdon
Councillor John Riley
Conservative
Ruislip ward
Hillingdon
- Chair, Pensions Committee
- Chair, Corporate Resources & Infrastructure Select Committee
- Stories naming John
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 8
- Latest story
- 25 Sep 2026
In brief
Councillor John Riley chaired a committee meeting that discussed the complaint report, budget and spending, the forward plan, and the work programme. The committee also reviewed the Annual Complaint & Service Monitoring Report, the Budget & Spending Report, and the Forward Plan.
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Stories naming Councillor John Riley
- Hillingdon Council to Review Complaint Handling Process The committee, chaired by Councillor John Riley, convened to discuss several key items, including the complaint report, budget and spending, the forward plan, and the work programme. The primary focus was on ensuring the council's operations align with its priorities and resources are used effectively.
- Hillingdon Committee Sets Priorities for Coming Year The committee, chaired by Councillor John Riley, discussed its Work Programme, ensuring alignment with the council's broader objectives and efficient resource allocation. The Work Programme sets...
- Hillingdon Committee to Scrutinise Council Spending The committee, chaired by Councillor John Riley, examined several reports, including the Annual Complaint & Service Monitoring Report, the Budget & Spending Report, the Forward Plan, and the Work...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings John 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