Former councillor · Tower Hamlets
Kabir Hussain
Independent
Spitalfields & Banglatown ward
Tower Hamlets
Former councillor
- Stories naming Kabir
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 20
- Latest story
- 27 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor Kabir Hussain noted the highest concentration of licensed gambling premises is in Bethnal Green and Whitechapel and asked why the council had not proposed stronger restrictions in those areas. The councillor was also in attendance at meetings concerning the appointment of a new Corporate Director of Resources and the review of the gambling policy.
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Stories naming Kabir Hussain
- New Corporate Director of Resources to be Appointed Attendees at the meeting included Councillor Marc Francis, Councillor Kabir Hussain, Councillor Asma Islam, and Jack Painter, along with the Cabinet Member for Regeneration, Inclusive Development and Housebuilding, and the Cabinet Member for Resources and the Cost of Living. Councillor Maium Talukdar chaired the...
- Tower Hamlets Seeks Corporate Director Amid Stability Concerns The Agenda Frontsheet for the 6 November meeting, chaired by Councillor Maium Talukdar, also included declarations of interest and confirmation of the minutes from the previous meeting. Councillors...
- Tower Hamlets to Review Gambling Policy, Casino Ban Remains Councillor James King raised concerns about the 2005 Gambling Act's "aim to permit" clause, which restricts the council's ability to impose stricter regulations. Councillor Kabir Hussain noted that...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Kabir was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Truman's Brewery Redevelopment Plan Approved
- Tower Hamlets Struggles with Recycling Rates and Council Tax Collection, Performance Report Reveals
- Tower Hamlets Faces £16.9m Homelessness Budget Pressure Amid Rising Temporary Accommodation Numbers
- Geopolitical Tensions and Pension Reforms Increase Risk for Tower Hamlets Pension Fund
- Tower Hamlets to Develop Local Investment Ambition by 2026 in Response to Government Reforms