Former councillor · Islington
Mick Gilgunn
Labour Party
Tollington ward
Islington
Former councillor
- Vice-Chair, Homes and Communities Scrutiny Committee
- Stories naming Mick
- 2
- Meetings we covered
- 16
- Latest story
- 24 Apr 2026
In brief
Councillor Mick Gilgunn referenced a legal challenge by the Good Law Project regarding the redaction of a contract. The councillor also raised concerns about patient data protection and the potential for data to be in the hands of an authoritarian government. The councillor stated that the clear hold policy was used to clear out Finsbury Park and moved to other areas.
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Stories naming Mick Gilgunn
- Health Committee Expresses Alarm Over Palantir's NHS Data Plans Councillor Mick Gilgunn also expressed strong opposition, referencing a legal challenge by the Good Law Project. The primary reason for this challenge is the significant redaction of the contract, with Gilgunn noting that "417 pages out of 568 pages of the contract, they're redacted. So it's a very, very dubious...
- Police Defend Facial Recognition Use Near Finsbury Park Mosque Amid Community Concerns Councillor Mick Gilgunn raised concerns about the clear hold build policy, stating that it was used to clear out Finsbury Park, and actually what happened it moved to other areas like Tolenton....
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Mick was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Moorfields Eye Hospital Updates Islington Councillors on Performance, Estate Improvements, and Digital Transformation
- Adult Social Care performance report noted by committee
- Islington Council to build 60 new intergenerational extra-care units at Holloway Park
- Islington Council Scrutiny Committee Approves Healthy Life Expectancy Report with Ten Recommendations
- Islington Council's Homes and Communities Scrutiny Committee reviews homelessness prevention and temporary accommodation