Councillor · Brent
Councillor Liz Dixon
Labour
Dollis Hill ward
Brent
- Cabinet Member for Community Safety and Public Health
- Stories naming Liz
- 5
- Meetings we covered
- 13
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Liz Dixon emphasised the importance of early intervention for children facing inequalities. The councillor voted against the approval of an adult gaming centre, citing its impact on the local character and conservation area. Councillor Liz Dixon asked about targeted mechanisms to increase the delivery of affordable housing and how the council will update policies to manage the over-concentration of gambling establishments in the town centre.
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Stories naming Councillor Liz Dixon
- Brent to insource family support services Councillor Liz Dixon, Cabinet Member for Community Safety and Public Health, emphasised the importance of early intervention for children facing inequalities, a service that integrated family hubs can effectively provide. The insourcing is expected to strengthen the council's ability to deliver a comprehensive...
- Willesden Green Residents Object to Adult Gaming Centre Plan During the meeting, Councillor Liz Dixon voiced concerns about the proximity of the proposed AGC to other similar establishments. She questioned whether the council was getting too close to the...
- Brent seeks funding for local plan review. Councillor Liz Dixon expressed concern about meeting affordable housing targets and asked about targeted mechanisms to increase delivery. David responded that the council is looking at the...
- Brent struggles to meet affordable housing targets. During a discussion of the Brent local plan review, Councillor Liz Dixon noted that the council is struggling to meet its affordable housing targets. She asked what targeted mechanisms are being...
- Council to review gambling establishments in town centre. Councillor Liz Dixon raised concerns about the over-concentration of gambling establishments and asked how the council will update policies to manage this. Jerry, whose last name was not provided,...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Liz was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Brent Council to explore housing's impact on health outcomes
- Brent Health Board notes £1.3m overspend on Better Care Fund
- Brent Council Prioritizes Children's Health and 'Best Start in Life' Initiative
- Brent Council to consider youth health strategy
- Brent Health Matters review suggests rebranding to 'Brent People Matter'