Councillor · Hounslow
Councillor Max Mosley
- Portfolio holder for Finance and Resources
- Chair, Housing and Environment Scrutiny Panel
- Stories naming Max
- 7
- Meetings we covered
- 18
- Latest story
- 23 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Max Mosley presented the "One Hounslow Financial Strategy 2026-2030", highlighting the council's financial position and addressing concerns about potential council tax increases. The councillor also presented the Quarter 1 financial monitoring update for 2026/27, forecasting an overspend driven by social services pressures. The councillor seconded a report to review members' allowances, explaining the new scheme bases special responsibility allowances on time commitment. The councillor presented figures for the Budget Outturn for 2025-2026, attributing the positive outcome to financial discipline.
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Stories naming Councillor Max Mosley
- Hounslow Scrutiny Panel Investigates Gaps in Land Ownership Data Panel members include Councillors Joanna Biddolph, Vickram Grewal, Afzaal Kiani, Karamat Malik, Max Mosley, Aftab Siddiqui, and Emma Yates. Councillor Yates was nominated as vice-chair of the panel.
- Hounslow Council's Thriving Communities Fund and Other Community Initiatives Discussed at Brentford and Syon Area Forum Ward updates were provided by Councillors Dan Bowring, Theo Dennison, Katherine Dunne, Guy Lambert, Max Mosley, Marina Sharma, and Emma Yates, covering local issues and initiatives within their...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Max was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Hounslow Backs Gambling Reform Amid Addiction Concerns
- Hounslow Council to Investigate Unclear Land Ownership Records
- Hounslow Updates Planning Enforcement Plan After Public Concerns
- Hounslow Council Flags Pandemic Influenza as New Corporate Risk; Reviews Financial Risks and Removes Social Care Risk
- Hounslow Council Prepares for Awaab's Law on Housing Repairs