Former councillor · Hillingdon
Keith Burrows
Conservative
Uxbridge ward
Hillingdon
Former councillor
- Chair, Registration & Appeals Committee
- Stories naming Keith
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 6
- Latest story
- 20 Dec 2025
In brief
Councillor Keith Burrows asked whether the decision to relocate Uxbridge Library had been successful. The councillor was also present at Hillingdon Planning Committee meetings where applications were addressed and recommendations were approved.
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Stories naming Keith Burrows
- Northwood High St: Residents Object to New Flats At the Hillingdon Planning Committee meeting on Tuesday 16 December 2025, Councillors, including Councillor Henry Higgins (Chair, Hillingdon Planning Committee), Councillor Adam Bennett, and Councillor Keith Burrows (Chair, Registration & Appeals Committee), addressed the application, referenced as "78 High Street,...
- Hayes gets new community space in old Vinyl Factory The Hillingdon Planning Committee, chaired by Councillor Henry Higgins, unanimously approved the recommendations for the project. Other committee members present included Councillor Adam Bennett,...
- Council to Appoint New Finance Director Member Questions: Councillor Nick Denys asked for an update on the Financial Improvement Programme. Councillor Jan Sweeting asked why Hillingdon's Annual Education Standard's Report 2023/24 was not...
- Uxbridge Library Relocation Success in Question Councillor Keith Burrows, Chair of the Registration & Appeals Committee, directly questioned the Cabinet Member for Community & Environment, Councillor Eddie Lavery, about the relocation's...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Keith was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Hillingdon Council Urges Government to Increase Support for Asylum Seekers and Refund Local Costs
- Council Urged to Reconsider RAGC Closure Amid Concerns
- Hillingdon Council Considers Charging Non-Residents for Ruislip Lido Access Following Public Request
- Hillingdon Council to Impose 100% Council Tax Premium on Second Homes Starting in 2026/27
- Hillingdon Council Reaffirms Opposition to Heathrow Expansion