Councillor · Hillingdon
Councillor Richard Mills
- Deputy Leader of the Council, Vice-Chair of the Cabinet & Cabinet Member for Corporate Services, Digital & Transformation
- Stories naming Richard
- 7
- Meetings we covered
- 10
- Latest story
- 23 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Richard Mills welcomed the move to bins for garden waste collection, noting it is a non-statutory service. He sought assurance that Christmas tree collections would continue. The councillor acknowledged that fee increases would impact household budgets but stressed they were necessary for financial stability. Speaking as Vice-Chair of the Standards Committee, he expressed concern about imposing an arbitrary deadline for resolving cases, stating that fairness and due process must remain a priority. He seconded a motion to appoint an Independent Chair of the Audit, Finance & Performance Committee, highlighting the significance of the committee's independence. The councillor also stated that priorities should be translated into clear, measurable deliverables with strong accountability.
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Stories naming Councillor Richard Mills
- Hillingdon Council approves £1.1m cyber recovery solution Authority for further decisions required to implement this contract has been delegated to the Chief Operating Officer, in consultation with Councillor Richard Mills, Cabinet Member for Corporate Services, Digital & Transformation.
- Hillingdon Council's 2025/26 Performance Report Highlights Strengths and Challenges Councillor Richard Mills, Deputy Leader of the Council and Cabinet Member for Corporate Services, Digital & Transformation, introduced the report, underscoring its importance in guiding future...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Richard was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Motion to Pause Rent Increases for Businesses Defeated
- Hillingdon Council Tax Reduction Scheme Changes Negatively Impact Vulnerable Residents
- West Drayton Waste Service Closure Saves Hillingdon Council £300k Annually
- Harefield Recycling Centre Barriers Fixed
- Hillingdon Council Leaders May Review Meeting Times