Councillor · Brent
Councillor Muhammed Butt
- Leader of the Council & Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care
- Chair, Barham Park Trust Committee
- Chair Leader of the Council, Cabinet
- Chair, Senior Staff Appointments Sub-Committee
- Stories naming Muhammed
- 16
- Meetings we covered
- 17
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Muhammed Butt reaffirmed the commitment to review issues concerning College Green Open Space fencing and engage with relevant parties. He highlighted the Better Care Fund's role in ensuring joined-up care and promoting independent lives. The councillor also noted that constitutional changes were practical and proportionate, reflecting the borough's composition and the need for refined governance. He was elected as the Leader of the Council and moved recommendations for designating the Conservative Group as the principal opposition group.
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Stories naming Councillor Muhammed Butt
- Brent Council to review College Green Open Space fencing amid resident concerns The findings and recommendations from the review will be shared with all stakeholders, including the scout group and local residents, to determine a way forward. Councillor Muhammed Butt, Leader of the Council, reaffirmed the commitment to review the issues and engage further with all relevant parties.
- Brent Council approves £57m Better Care Fund agreement Councillor Muhammed Butt, Leader of the Council and Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care, highlighted the BCF's role in ensuring joined-up, compassionate care that responds to residents'...
- New Homes Scrutiny Committee to oversee housing in Brent Councillor Muhammed Butt, Leader of the Council, highlighted that the constitutional changes were practical and proportionate, reflecting the borough's current political composition and the need...
- Brent Council Committee Seats Allocated Following Local Elections Brent Council has formally allocated seats on its various committees, solidifying the political balance following the recent local elections. The Annual Council Meeting, held on Wednesday, May 20,...
- Brent Council Approves Constitutional Changes, Including New Rules for Questions and Motions The standing orders for written questions and motions have been updated to ensure arrangements remain "fair, workable, and fit for purpose," according to Councillor Muhammed Butt. Under the new...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Muhammed was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Brent Council outlines Youth Guarantee plans for education, training, and employment
- Brent Council Debates and Approves West London Orbital Railway Funding Motion
- Barham Park Trust Considers Transfer to Council Ownership Amidst Redevelopment Plans
- Barham Park Trust Reserves Drained by Building Works, Future Redevelopment Planned
- Barham Park Trust Approves Redevelopment Vision for Financial Sustainability