Councillor Mary Mitchell

Councillor Mary Mitchell argued that planning reforms shifted power from councillors and residents to unelected planning officers and suggested alternative models. The councillor highlighted the increasing temperatures and their disproportionate impact on vulnerable residents, stating that rising heat in Brent is fundamentally about inequality. Councillor Mitchell also pointed to Willesden Green as a potential parking ticket hotspot and highlighted the need for the forthcoming parking strategy to align with wider council policies on active travel and biodiversity. The councillor suggested accelerating the review process for street cleaning funding.

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