Councillor · Harrow
Councillor Pritesh Patel
- Cleaner Streets and Public Safety Portfolio Holder
- Stories naming Pritesh
- 10
- Meetings we covered
- 16
- Latest story
- 2 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Pritesh Patel highlighted the importance of a £12.4m vehicle replacement programme for operational availability and safety. He explained the extension of a fuel card contract was necessary due to market conditions and volatile fuel prices. The councillor also elaborated on the rationale for allocating domestic abuse funding in years two and three to coincide with a new service contract. He outlined the council's strategy for rat and vermin control, including addressing environmental factors and requiring landowners to take responsibility for issues on private land.
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Stories naming Councillor Pritesh Patel
- Council approves £12.4m vehicle replacement programme Councillor Pritesh Patel, Portfolio Holder for Cleaner Streets and Public Safety, highlighted the importance of this investment in maintaining operational availability and safety. He stated that it "contributes to the Council's corporate priorities by enabling the efficient delivery of essential services,...
- Harrow Council to extend fuel card contract The decision was made during a Cabinet meeting on Thursday, July 9, 2026. Councillor Pritesh Patel, Portfolio Holder for Cleaner Streets and Public Safety, explained that the extension is necessary...
- Harrow Council approves £10.3m fund for low-income households Councillor David Ashton, Portfolio Holder for Finance and Highways, clarified that the domestic violence funding was a top-up to existing council provisions and that the timing was aligned with a...
- Harrow Council to recommission domestic abuse services Councillor Pritesh Patel, Portfolio Holder for Cleaner Streets and Public Safety, highlighted the rising demand for support and the importance of a comprehensive community safety strategy. He noted...
- Harrow Cabinet Approves Enhanced Rat and Vermin Control Measures During a meeting on Thursday, March 19, 2026, concerns were raised regarding rat and vermin control. Councillor Pritesh Patel, Portfolio Holder for Cleaner Streets and Public Safety, outlined the...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Pritesh was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Eastcroft House Residents Protest Reintroduction of Food Waste Bins Due to Vermin and Odour Concerns
- Harrow Council formally opposes government planning reforms, citing concerns over local democracy
- Wealdstone Centre future to be explored by council
- Council to review Wealdstone Centre's future
- Harrow Council Approves New Members' Allowances Scheme