Councillor · Hillingdon
Councillor Steve Tuckwell
Conservative
South Ruislip ward
Hillingdon
- Leader of the Council
- Chair, Petition Hearing - Leader of the Council
- Stories naming Steve
- 23
- Meetings we covered
- 15
- Latest story
- 23 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Steve Tuckwell welcomed the appointment of Mr Paul Grady as Independent Chair of the Audit, Finance & Performance Committee, stating it was designed to provide enhanced scrutiny. He suggested a potential review of meeting timings for the Shareholder Committee. The councillor stated that the Council's 2026-2030 priorities would guide future plans and policies. He also stated that Heathrow expansion directly impacts residents' homes, communities, and quality of life.
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Stories naming Councillor Steve Tuckwell
- New Chair Appointed to Audit Committee Councillor Steve Tuckwell and Councillor Richard Mills have welcomed the appointment of Mr Paul Grady as the Independent Chair of the new Audit, Finance & Performance Committee. The move, agreed by the council, aims to enhance scrutiny, openness, and transparency.
- Hillingdon Council Leaders May Review Meeting Times The suggestion was made by Councillor Steve Tuckwell, Leader of the Council, during a Shareholder Committee meeting held on Thursday, September 17, 2026. The committee, which monitors the...
- Hillingdon Council Approves 2026-2030 Priorities Councillor Steve Tuckwell, Leader of Hillingdon Council, stated that these priorities would guide the Council's emerging Council Plan, future policies, service delivery, organisational culture, and...
- Council Reaffirms Opposition to Heathrow Expansion Councillor Steve Tuckwell, Leader of Hillingdon Council, emphasised the borough's long-standing opposition, stating: "For the people of Hillingdon, Heathrow expansion is not a policy debate or a...
- New Growth Plan to boost Hillingdon's economy Councillor Steve Tuckwell, Leader of the Council, stated that the plan represents a shift from merely facilitating growth to actively shaping it. "Rather than simply responding to growth as it...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Steve was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Hillingdon approves £4.5m for children's therapy services
- Hillingdon Council awards £23.7m contract for integrated sexual health services
- Hillingdon Council approves West London Waste Plan consultation
- West London Waste Plan moves to Regulation 19 consultation
- Hillingdon Council approves £1.1m cyber recovery solution