Councillor · Westminster
Councillor Tim Mitchell
Conservative
St James's ward
Westminster
- Cabinet Member for City Management
- Stories naming Tim
- 5
- Meetings we covered
- 16
- Latest story
- 17 Jul 2026
In brief
Councillor Tim Mitchell questioned the structure of an LLP and whether the arrangement constituted a transaction with the council. The councillor was present at meetings considering a loan for temporary accommodation and the disinvestment of funds from Baillie Gifford. The councillor also attended licensing sub-committee meetings.
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Stories naming Councillor Tim Mitchell
- Westminster Pension Fund Considers Investing in Temporary Housing via Loan to LLP Councillor Tim Mitchell questioned the structure of the LLP and whether the arrangement effectively constituted a transaction with the council, which is not permitted. Porega clarified that the LLP is a separate legal entity, and that this structure overcomes the inability to contract directly with the council.
- Westminster Considers Loan for Temporary Accommodation The report noted that temporary accommodation is an underserved area of housing supply, particularly as homelessness increases. Councillor Robert Eagleton (Deputy Cabinet Member - Housing),...
- Paddington Square restaurant faces resident noise concerns. The Licensing Sub-Committee, chaired by Councillor Robert Eagleton, Deputy Cabinet Member - Housing, with Councillors Tim Mitchell and Hamza Taouzzale also in attendance, is scheduled to consider...
- Resident objects to Lazard's alcohol license application. A licensing application by Pepe's Piri Piri, a restaurant located at 151 Edgware Road, has drawn an objection from a local resident, raising concerns about potential disturbances. The Westminster...
- Westminster Pension Fund to Divest £398M from Baillie Gifford, Reinvest in Passive Global Equity The Pension Fund Committee Agenda for the 17 July 2025 meeting includes this disinvestment as a key item for discussion. Councillors Robert Eagleton (Deputy Cabinet Member - Housing), Ed Pitt Ford,...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Tim was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Westminster faces £161m budget gap by 2030
- Westminster City Council Reports £8.2m Overspend on Temporary Accommodation
- Westminster City Council Reprofiles Capital Programme Due to £132.5m Underspend
- Curzon Street venue decision delayed
- Taco Bell granted 5am licence despite police and environmental health concerns