Councillor · Brent
Councillor Kanta Mistry
Conservative
Queensbury ward
Brent
- Deputy Mayor
- Stories naming Kanta
- 6
- Meetings we covered
- 9
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Kanta Mistry was appointed Deputy Mayor. The councillor stated that Victorian heritage architecture cannot be erased and that officers need to look at other ways of saving buildings. The councillor raised concerns about the accessibility of the SAB report and inquired about lessons learned from specific cases, also asking about the police's role in substance misuse cases.
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Stories naming Councillor Kanta Mistry
- Brent Council Committee Seats Allocated Following Local Elections Brent Council has formally allocated seats on its various committees, solidifying the political balance following the recent local elections. The Annual Council Meeting, held on Wednesday, May 20, 2026, saw the confirmation of these crucial appointments, ensuring the council's governance structures are in place for...
- Councillor Amaraga Elected Mayor, Kanta Mistry Deputy Mayor of Brent Council Councillor Amaraga has been appointed as the new Mayor of Brent Council, with Councillor Kanta Mistry taking on the role of Deputy Mayor. The appointments were confirmed at the Annual Council...
- Councillor Amaraga Elected New Mayor of Brent Council, Kanta Mistry Deputy Mayor Councillor Amaraga has been elected as the new Mayor of Brent Council, with Councillor Kanta Mistry appointed as Deputy Mayor. The annual council meeting on Wednesday, May 20, 2026, saw the formal...
- Debate Over Fate of Historic Altamira Villa Councillor Mistry stated that the architecture of Victorian heritage cannot be simply erased out of a history book and that erasing history is an act of criminality. He also stated that officers do...
- Brent Reviewing Housing's Role in Safeguarding Failures Councillor Kanta Mistry raised concerns about the accessibility of the SAB report and inquired about lessons learned from specific cases. Ms. Brownjohn responded that the cases highlighted the need...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Kanta was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Harlesden High Street Anti-Social Behaviour Addressed
- Brent to Upgrade Youth Centres with Youth Input
- Brent Council Faces £15M Overspend on Temporary Accommodation Due to Rising Homelessness and Lack of Affordable Housing
- Brent Council to Debate Impact of Illegal Immigration
- Council Admits Breaching Building Safety Standards