Councillor · Brent
Councillor Paul Lorber
- Stories naming Paul
- 9
- Meetings we covered
- 13
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Paul Lorber attempted to introduce further amendments regarding planning powers reform, stating that adequate information had not been provided in a timely manner. He called in a decision on a contract variation for street cleaning, raising concerns about current performance and bin cleaning. The councillor moved an amendment to return to a committee system of decision-making. He submitted a motion criticising the Labour government's financial support for local authorities and the council's response. Councillor Lorber opposed a motion on illegal immigration, calling it "provocative and misinformed" and clarifying legal protections for asylum seekers. He suggested funding the Welsh Harp Education Centre from the Community Infrastructure Levy. The councillor raised concerns about a local plan's name, residents' quality of life, and the impact of tall buildings.
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Stories naming Councillor Paul Lorber
- Future of Welsh Harp Education Centre in Question Councillor Mary Mitchell expressed the importance of providing opportunities for Brent children to engage with nature, while Councillor Paul Lorber highlighted the need for access for primary schools during school hours and suggested funding the project from the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL).
- Brent seeks funding for local plan review. Councillor Paul Lorber, Leader of Liberal Democrats Group, raised concerns about the plan's name, given external factors influencing the council. He also questioned the quality of life for...
- Brent struggles to meet affordable housing targets. Councillor Paul Lorber, Leader of Liberal Democrats Group, raised concerns about the quality of life for both existing and new residents, and the impact of tall buildings. David responded that the...
- East Lane Theatre Faces Rent Hike, Uncertain Future Councillor Paul Lorber spoke in support of the theatre, noting his past involvement in building the theatre's foundations. He criticised the council's approach to community organisations, citing...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Paul was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Brent council approves 108 homes at Wembley health site
- Heritage concerns weighed in Wembley Centre approval
- Brent to review recycling sacks for wheelie bins
- South Kilburn Residents Express Deep Concerns Over Housing Quality, Maintenance, and Community Facilities Amid Regeneration
- New Homes Scrutiny Committee to oversee housing in Brent