Councillor · Redbridge
Councillor Muhammed Javed
- Stories naming Muhammed
- 6
- Meetings we covered
- 11
- Latest story
- 4 Sep 2026
In brief
Councillor Muhammed Javed questioned officers about current housing practices and improvements. The councillor suggested expanding the Resident Influence and Scrutiny Panel's membership and involving members in estate visits. Councillor Javed also raised concerns about staff morale and the need for clear communication regarding job security in relation to SEND framework reforms. The councillor was part of a licensing sub-committee considering objections to a pub's DJ nights and submitted objections to a restaurant's licence bid.
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Stories naming Councillor Muhammed Javed
- Redbridge Council Targets October 2026 for Housing Regulation Compliance Councillor Martin Sachs raised concerns about customer service training and requested a detailed report on data collection and analysis, including statistical validity. The current data collection for tenants' equality categories is considered a weakness, with a lack of depth and granularity. The proposed...
- Redbridge Council Establishes Resident Influence and Scrutiny Panel (RISP) to Enhance Tenant Voice in Housing Management The current panel, which evolved from a predecessor, comprises six to eight members, a size advised by TPAS (Tenants Participation Advisory Service) for optimal manageability. Members are nominated...
- Redbridge Housing Committee reviews inspection readiness and regulatory compliance roadmap Councillor Muhammed Javed questioned officers about current practices and improvements. Andrew Billini, Director of Housing, stated that the service is continuously improving. Ben Tomlinson, Head...
- Redbridge to implement new SEND framework aligned with government reforms Councillor Javed raised concerns about staff morale and the need for clear communication regarding job security. He also stressed the importance of consulting with parents, whom he believes are the...
- Wanstead Pub The Nightingale Faces Noise Complaint Objections Over DJ Nights The licensing sub-committee, consisting of Councillors Bob Chattaway, Muhammed Javed, and Jamal Uddin, was tasked with considering the TENs and objections. The sub-committee had the option to:
From meetings they attended
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