Councillor · Hillingdon
Councillor Nick Denys
- Cabinet Member for Planning, Housing & Property
- Vice-Chair, Audit Committee
- Chair, Health and Social Care Select Committee
- Vice-Chair, Standards Committee
- Stories naming Nick
- 20
- Meetings we covered
- 15
- Latest story
- 23 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Nick Denys presented the amended statement for the Bulls Bridge conservation area. He confirmed figures for social housing lettings and reported on the impact of the Article 4 Direction regarding Houses in Multiple Occupation. The councillor also provided an update on home repairs and stated that larger properties are only considered in exceptional circumstances due to a shortage of social housing. He explained that a pause on rent increases for businesses would create uncertainty and that the council's obligation is to secure commercial value for residents and taxpayers.
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Stories naming Councillor Nick Denys
- Motion to Pause Rent Increases for Businesses Defeated Responding to the motion, Councillor Nick Denys, Cabinet Member for Planning, Housing & Property, stated that a pause would create uncertainty and chaos. He reiterated the council's commitment to market rents and supporting shop owners through negotiated terms.
- Hillingdon Council approves West London Waste Plan consultation Councillor Nick Denys, Cabinet Member for Planning, Housing & Property, stated: "This decision was not to adopt the plan, but to proceed with the Regulation 19 consultation, allowing residents,...
- West London Waste Plan moves to Regulation 19 consultation Councillor Nick Denys, Cabinet Member for Planning, Housing & Property, explained that the proposed sites for Hillingdon specifically remain unchanged from the existing plan. Two previously...
- New Local Plan consultation to begin in Hillingdon Councillor Nick Denys, Cabinet Member for Planning, Housing & Property, described the consultation as a "consultation on a consultation" but stressed its importance in preparing residents for...
- Hillingdon Council approves domestic lift servicing contract Authority to agree any extensions to the contract has been delegated to the Corporate Director for Residents Services, in consultation with Councillor Nick Denys, Cabinet Member for Planning,...
From meetings they attended
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- Hillingdon approves £4.5m for children's therapy services
- Hillingdon Council awards £23.7m contract for integrated sexual health services
- Hillingdon Council Approves Higher Petition Signature Thresholds Despite Opposition
- Hillingdon Council Faces £29m Budget Overspend, Cites Financial Improvements
- Hillingdon Council approves £1.1m cyber recovery solution