Councillor · Hillingdon
Councillor Sital Punja
- Stories naming Sital
- 12
- Meetings we covered
- 17
- Latest story
- 25 Sep 2026
In brief
Councillor Sital Punja proposed a motion to update the council's code of conduct, stating the current code was outdated and lacked provisions for issues such as bullying and racism. The councillor asked whether the council leader still maintained Hillingdon has a balanced and lawful budget. Councillor Punja also proposed a motion noting the findings of the October/November 2025 Budget Monitoring Report, which stated comprehensive financial failure. The councillor asked about the spectrum of needs of those with autism and the higher prevalence of autism in males and minority ethnic communities. Councillor Punja asked about the timeline for the hubs.
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Stories naming Councillor Sital Punja
- Council Urged to Reconsider RAGC Closure Amid Concerns Hillingdon Council is facing renewed pressure to reconsider its decision to close the retail operations of the Rural Activities Garden Centre (RAGC), following a motion proposed by Councillor Sital Punja, Deputy Leader of the Labour Group, at a council meeting on Thursday, 10 July 2025. The RAGC, described as a...
- Hillingdon Health Committee Meeting Held, No Public Summary Available Attendees included Councillor Nick Denys (Chair, Health & Social Care Select Committee), Councillor Reeta Chamdal (Deputy Mayor, Chair of Pensions Committee), Councillor Tony Burles, Councillor...
From meetings they attended
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- Hillingdon Council Approves New Strategy to Combat Homelessness and Rough Sleeping
- Hillingdon approves £45m housing upgrade plan
- Hillingdon Council Approves 4.99% Council Tax Rise and Adult Social Care Precept Increase Amid Budgetary Pressures
- Hillingdon to Implement Borough-Wide HMO Licensing Scheme
- Hillingdon Secures £677k DfE Grant for 'Staying Close' Initiative to Support Young People Leaving Care