Councillor · Ealing
Councillor Sanjai Kohli
Labour
Central Greenford ward
Ealing
- Chair, Planning Advisory Committee
- Stories naming Sanjai
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 11
- Latest story
- 21 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Sanjai Kohli was part of a committee that heard an application for a new premises licence. The councillor was also part of a sub-committee scheduled to review a Temporary Event Notice application. The councillor chaired a committee and presented a report outlining the committee's purpose and future areas of focus.
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Stories naming Councillor Sanjai Kohli
- Acton Off-Licence Granted New Premises Licence During the hearing, the committee, chaired by Councillor Praveen Anand and including councillors Anthony Kelly and Sanjai Kohli, heard that no responsible authorities, such as the police or environmental health, had objected to the application. This was seen as a positive indicator of the proposed operating schedule...
- Milan Palace Faces Licence Review After Noise, Crime Concerns The Ealing Council Licensing Sub-Committee is scheduled to review a Temporary Event Notice (TEN) application submitted by Miss Ursula James for an event at Milan Palace on 23 August 2025, from...
- Ealing Considers Penalties for Delayed Housing Developments Councillor Sanjai Kohli, Chair of the committee, presented a report outlining the committee's purpose and future areas of focus. The Planning Advisory Committee is designed to foster collaboration...
- Ealing to Discuss New London Plan's Impact on Borough Councillor Sanjai Kohli, Chair of the committee, presented a report to familiarise the committee with its purpose and consider future items. The Planning Advisory Committee (PAC) aims to foster...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Sanjai was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Councillors raise concerns over Ealing Council's resident communication and accessibility
- Ealing Council struggles to recruit and retain specialist staff amidst aging workforce and market competition
- Ealing Council's hybrid working policy under scrutiny
- Ealing Council's 'Urban Hack' initiative engages young people
- Ealing Council advances workforce strategy with focus on skills, EDI and recruitment