Former councillor · Brent
Neil Nerva
- Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care, Public Health and Leisure
- Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care, Public Health and Leisure, Cabinet
- Chair Brent Council, Health and Wellbeing Board
- Stories naming Neil
- 7
- Meetings we covered
- 9
- Latest story
- 9 Apr 2026
In brief
Councillor Neil Nerva presented a report on telecare services, highlighting the importance of resident independence and the benefits of partnering with Harrow Council. He also stressed that the service is available to anyone who wants to use it. The councillor thanked Healthwatch staff for their work during a period of uncertainty. He highlighted the value of Strategic Community Infrastructure Levy funding for a new health and wellbeing hub and noted that Brent is already in the top 20% of authorities for electric vehicle access, suggesting VAT on public charging should be addressed. Councillor Nerva welcomed a proposal for school mergers and noted the importance of keeping parents and children informed. He highlighted that funding for public spaces comes from developers and is being used strategically across the borough.
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Stories naming Neil Nerva
- £14M Investment for Brent's Public Spaces Councillor Promise Knight, Cabinet Member for Customer Experience, Resident Support and Culture, noted that public realm issues are frequently raised by residents. Councillor Jake Rubin, Cabinet Member for Climate Action and Community Power, welcomed the investment in CCTV, noting that it will support the Don't Mess...
- Brent Backs Visitor Levy Powers to Support Local Communities Councillor Nerva highlighted that the benefits of a visitor levy would extend beyond Wembley, addressing issues related to short-term lets across Brent. He also pointed out that many cities outside...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Neil was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Brent Council Approves Long-Term Property Leases to Increase Homeless Accommodation
- Brent Council to Spend £1.5M on Secure Cycle Parking
- Brent Approves Direct Award for Substance Misuse Service
- Brent Council to Consult on 4.99% Council Tax Increase to Protect Frontline Services
- Low-Carbon Heating for Willesden Green Library Approved