Councillor · Brent
Councillor Tina Amadi
Labour
Harlesden & Kensal Green ward
Brent
- Cabinet Member for Communities, Culture & Cost-of-Living Support
- Stories naming Tina
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 7
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Tina Amadi outlined available support including community grant schemes and a new micro-grants pot for artists and grassroots organisations. The councillor explained that the Cultural Compact will include capacity-building support for smaller organisations. Councillor Amadi highlighted the framework's alignment with the Council's vision of a community-focused borough. The councillor emphasised that the strategy is a partnership-led and community-led initiative.
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Stories naming Councillor Tina Amadi
- Concerns over equitable funding distribution for Brent's Culture Strategy In response, Councillor Tina Amadi, Cabinet Member for Communities, Culture and Cost-of-Living Support, acknowledged the disparity and outlined available support. This includes existing community grant schemes like 'Love Where You Live' and 'Celebrating Diversity', as well as a new micro-grants pot of up to £500 for...
- Brent Culture Strategy Secures £1.5 Million in External Funding for Inclusion and Growth The "Brent Creates" strategy, approved in March 2026, aims to leverage culture to address wider council priorities, including community cohesion, health outcomes, skills development, and economic...
- Brent Council Approves New Gypsy, Roma & Traveller Framework and Action Plan for 2026-2030 Several Cabinet members spoke in support of the framework, emphasizing the importance of rebuilding trust, ensuring services are accessible and culturally appropriate, and celebrating the rich...
From meetings they attended
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- Brent Council approves £57m Better Care Fund agreement
- Brent to trial pavement EV charging for residents
- Brent Council Projects £18.3m Overspend in 2025-26 Due to Social Care and Homelessness Pressures
- Brent to review recycling sacks for wheelie bins
- South Kilburn Residents Express Deep Concerns Over Housing Quality, Maintenance, and Community Facilities Amid Regeneration