Councillor · Brent
Councillor Promise Knight
- Cabinet Member for Cleaner Streets, Transport & Public Realm
- Cabinet Member for Customer Experience, Resident Support & Culture, Cabinet
- Stories naming Promise
- 7
- Meetings we covered
- 16
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Promise Knight acknowledged the need for a borough-wide approach to revitalise high streets and highlighted the council's shift to a planned, preventative asset management approach for footways. The councillor proposed an amendment for evidence-led reviews of recycling sacks and stated that all school street signage complies with national legal requirements, committing to a comprehensive review of all school streets. Councillor Knight also participated in interviews for the appointment of a new Director of Residents & Housing Services and noted that public realm issues are frequently raised by residents. The councillor voiced strong support for a visitor levy to enhance the local economy and celebrate cultural heritage.
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Stories naming Councillor Promise Knight
- £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 Promise Knight voiced strong support for the motion, emphasising the potential to enhance the local economy and celebrate Brent's cultural heritage. She referenced the Greater London...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Promise was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Brent Council Approves Significant Increase in Independent Chair Allowance for Audit and Standards Committee
- Brent Council Approves Planning Powers Reform Amidst Councillor Opposition
- Brent Council faces £9m budget overspend
- Community housing project moves forward
- Brent Council Approves Five-Year Plan to Combat Homelessness and Rough Sleeping